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I only started my career three years ago after quitting the restaurant industry due to one too many bad bosses. I'm Leila and I moved to the US with my family when I was only 3 months old. No one can guess I'm from the Ukraine, but like many other girls relocating from East Europe, I decided to take my future into my own hands instead of dealing with managers who treated their employees like animals. While my experiences at strip clubs and casino events haven't all been quite as positive and fun as I hoped as a naive 21 year old, I've always been treated with more respect than I received as a waitress. My mistakes as a newcomer to this industry convinced me to publish better information for the girls entering the workforce along with me. I first wanted to write a book or build a website, but talking with Ivy convinced me a blog would work better.
I grew up in the cornfields of the Midwest, so I think of myself as a corn-fed All-American girl while my clients think I'm an exotic European temptress. I even put on a bit of an accent sometimes when a customer encourages it. My family doesn't know what I do, but I decided to relocate last year to enjoy all the work opportunities offered by Las Vegas. Staying far away from home helps me stay anonymous too. While living in a busy city like Vegas is still a little overwhelming for me sometimes, I've come to love the...
Ivy and Leila met each other a few years ago at a bar during an adult industry night, and they didn't really know each other until a mutual friend started complaining about the lack of good information online about getting started as a stripper. They first starting chatting about the idea of writing an eBook on getting into the world of bodywork. However, a few strange personal experiences convinced them to expand their focus to include the entire world of sexy fun in Las Vegas. Co-authoring was the perfect way to add different points of view to each topic while reducing the work for each contributor. Of course, there may be a few guest posts from friends as the blog grows to add even more voices to the mix.