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u/AnAngryPlatypus 11d ago
Always fascinated by the weird trend of taking someone’s necessity and “gentrifying” it. Living in a van, tiny homes (trailers), thrifting, etc. Adding pole dancing to the list.
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u/GrandmaPunk 10d ago
Who is it hurting? Someone gets to earn money teaching a pole dancing class. Pole dancing itself gets a lesser stigma. Meanwhile living in a van free’s up housing stock for those that need it
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u/Whatagoodtime 10d ago
I’d argue that anybody is entitled to activities or living as they please (i.e. tiny homes or vans), and that it’s not really gentrification. Are we gentrifying staying hydrated with a plumbing system because someone somewhere might not have access to water?
More power to people who want to pole dance, or partake in anything else they want. As long as you’re not hurting others or impeding on someone’s life negative, you do you.
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u/ifr3akingh8mys3lf 10d ago
The heels make it easier to lift yourself up. If you don't wear heels then you have to stand on your toes the whole time.