Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Support Group
This community is a place where members can discuss current events and weigh in on what's going on in the world.
This community is a place where members can discuss current events and weigh in on what's going on in the world.
I'm sorry, but being an "exotic dancer" really shouldn't be somin that you'd have to lie about to anyone as long as you really are "healthy" enough to do it and not get all falling down when you stand in the 5-6 inch heels or anything. I ALWAYS WANTED to become one when I was there in college and WAS FINE walking/standing for ANYTIME in my high heels for howevea long. Of course my mother kept tellin me that I "don't need money NOW that bad; when I get graduated I'll get a job that pays high so I wouldn't need to sink low like that..."
Now that MS has stolen ALLL my dreams of what I planed to do with my education that hangs uselessly on the wall; I REALLY DO wish I worked back then cause I'd half atleast of that to live on now and not need to beg the government to pay my rent, food, visits to the dr.s..! I was always planning on telling others who'd ask what my job was that "I was a "fantasy Dancer" you know like the girls who dance next to/ near/ alongside singers?! They pretty girls who Madonna doesn't want NEXT to her cause she'd think I was takin her looks. :D Yeah I do that over at whatevea club the group, band, event is doing it that week, No I'm not commited to anyone just yet guess I'm still waiting a break :D..."
I don't know about dishwashing. . . it is pretty physically demanding. Can you be on your feet for hours? I couldn't work anywhere near a restaurant etc. because it is so demanding as far as the being on your feet all the time. And chefs tend to be bastards (as in screaming all the time, projecting stress).
No possibility to work doing some kind of in-house daycare/babysitting (I did that kind of job at uni too).