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I'm a dancer, I have been for over 5 years and I just wanted to echo what Buffie, and some others have said.  I love my job and I feel blessed that I have it.  I am a mother and am able to provide a great home for my children.  I make a great income and I am home every evening to be with my family. 

When I quit dancing I would love to coach or mentor dancers on how to get the most out of this industry, in a healthy, efficient way.  It really can be a great opportunity, if you are intelligent about it.

Happy Tax Day, go out and buy some lapdances!!!!

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LOL.  There aren't any in PDX.

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