I've had a few stripper friends and acquaintances, including two roommates. Sure, these were fairly pretty girls (but not models or prom queens) doing fairly p

I've had a few stripper friends and acquaintances, including two roommates. Sure, these were fairly pretty girls (but not models or prom queens) doing fairly posh/well-protected "sex work" in upscale clubs, but it's worth saying that they mostly regarded it as a dream lifestyle. They'd work one or two days a week, make $60,000+ a year, and get lavished with attention during work. Naturally, they had lots of time to keep up with multiple hobbies and/or advance more long term careers in various ways. They've all gracefully transitioned into smart long-term career options. It's hard to say how representative these experiences are, but my hunch is that workers catering to middle class and upper class clients actually have pretty nice lives.