Reply #53: I don't know if it's a moral, ethical or social difference

[Pithlet]

But, most of those other things you mentioned can be done successfully past the age of 25 or 30. I don't think women who choose to strip are doing anything wrong, I just wouldn't equate her profession with just any other. I'd equate stripping with modeling, or any other profession that requires little other than being a young woman with good looks. Even just being young won't cut it. If you're pimply faced, or have a weak chin, or huge nose, or protruding teeth, or very unmanageable hair, you likely won't cut it, especially if you want to make a lot of money. Surgery could fix some of those things, but some people would never cut it no matter what procedures they elected to have. You can't aspire to be a young woman with looks. You're either a young woman with good looks or you aren't. If a good looking young woman wants to translate that into some bucks, I say more power to her. I'd just advise her to train for a backup career when the good looking youth well runs dry, as it invariably will, unless she's one of the lucky few who makes enough money to set her up for life.