posted on Apr, 7 2009 @ 04:43 AM
We must respect the opinions of others. If some feel that strippers are simply manipulating men for their money then- well - that is the opinion of
the men who feel so.
I however, are among those who stand by our steady and deeprooted opinion that strippers are artist who should be encouraged and facilitated in the
expression and propogation of their art. We believe the stripper art to be an art form- something to be appreciated and valued. And we believe that
strippers are talent and beautiful women. They are very sensual and sexual and erotic human beings. And they express their sexuality and beauty in
the form of the art of sexual dance. This is not a new idea but something espoused in Sumeria, Babylon, the cradle of civilization. The idea dates
back to the Goddess Ishtar. Thats where the original belly dancing comes from. Ishtar was the Goddess of sacred sexuality. The historical King
Solomon is known to have had good regards for her. Similar ideas are held about the Hindu Goddess Shakti and in Indian texts as Kama Sutra.
Similarly, Sex Goddesses exist in every major civiliztion in history. Basically, the concept of Ishtar Goddess goes by many names such as Innana,
Ashtoret, Astarte, Isis, Venus, Aphrodite, etc.
I confirm and reaffirm my earlier posts in this thread. See my thread starter post in this thread and my 4 posts following that.
Sometimes when society looks down on strippers I feel sad because this shows the uneducatedness of society. I feel strippers are misunderstood
people. They need the respect, support and patronage. Strippers are creative artists with an insight into the sexual and the erotic. I salute
stripper women and their stripper dancing.
Thanx to all for participating in this thread.
[edit on 7-4-2009 by KromeDragon]
[edit on 7-4-2009 by KromeDragon]