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Interesting. I read some reports that in the past five years or so in America that it seems that the really beautiful women aren't becoming strippers like they used to. I read a post somewhere from a guy complaining that the really hot strippers have disappeared, leaving mostly average looking women in the profession.
Could this be a cultural cycle? Back in 2000 you could go to a mall and see lots of teenage girls wearing midriff bearing shirts, low cut jeans, and stretch pants. And I mean girls as young as 12 all the way up to their early 20s. But I don't see as much of that anymore. Perhaps the Britney Spears effect has worn off and now females are becoming more modest?
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The Britney effect probably wore off the day she flashed her privates. I mean, as a role model, she probably did a huge diservice to everyone by doing that. Young girls who had followed her up until that point were not going to go that far, and so it may have had a chilling effect on their attitudes about public sexuality.
Otherwise, I'm not overly pessimistic, though. I'm not sure that the disappearance of hot strippers reflects any larger trend - it could be purely economic there.
Oh, and regarding my other post - here is a quote from a 24yo (see my link):
"There's one thing that the hasn't changed in the last half century - kids want to be cool above all else. And there's just nothing cool about being a nudist."
and there you have it...
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