@Afro_Vacancy yes, you do sound sweet by the sounds. In my expedience, the ones who seem to have lacked a female touch or attention always are. Almost timid, but appreciative.
My expeicne probably had a lot to do with my reasons for getting into stripping. This woman you describe sounds like she is empowered by her work, whereas I did it because I didn’t care about anything or anyone anymore, particularly myself. For me, I’d lost my virginity, technically when I was 3 years old. When I was 18, I was raped in my sleep. Then again that year, I was locked in someone’s house.. and it happened. My entire worth as a female had been eaten away by men who took what they wanted from me. I developed anorexia as a teen because all I ever saw was an abomination, and to fix that I felt I had to fix my appearance. Similarly, when I was 19, I had just come out of a physically abusive relationship, I didn’t have a job, I hated everything, and I thought “what do I do with myself? What am I good for?”, the first response in my mind was “giving your body away”. So I did, and I allowed men to degrade me daily, because it’s what I felt I was worth. I did however learn a lot from those expeicnes, and became somehow more resilient and street-smart from having to constantly watch my back for men who would follow/stalk me. I’m now kind of an inaffectionate b**ch. It’s sad how it’s ended now. I wish I could say I walked through the fire and came out stronger.