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Relationships in the nightlife



Boyfriend or your keeper?




 It seems to constantly be an issue these days that boyfriends have never-ending issues with their girlfriend’s line of work. With the recent boom in promotional modeling work and paid to party girls at every event it seems as if every girl is having some sort of issues with her beau about it. It’s always the topic of argument between every twenty- something woman and her boyfriend, and even if it’s not about working at a nightclub it’s about going to them or even simply having a "girl's night out".


 It doesn’t matter how crazy or inconvenient the man’s job or life is, it always seems to end up with the girl fighting to keep her lifestyle to keep the man in her life. It is a known fact to everyone that men and women both go to nightclubs to pick up the opposite sex, flirt and get attention. Although it shouldn’t mean that the instant a woman gets involved in a relationship with a new man that she should call it quits to going out with her girlfriend’s to a nightclub on a Saturday night or rethink her nightlife job. Going out to nightclubs is still high a source of entertainment and working in the environment is a high source of income.



A lot of women, majority of women, quit their nightlife job to satisfy their new man the minute he starts complaining .These are women who rely on that cash flow to pay their rent get them through school or have a little extra cash in their pocket. Women who are independent, work for their money and don’t rely on men to support them. Men are constantly preaching how unattractive gold-digger’s are but the minute they meet miss independent they all of a sudden have an issue with that too. Although it is understandable why their men wouldn’t one hundred percent agree with their nightlife gig it is not understandable that they expect their woman to quit. Whether or not the man is offering to replace the money their woman would be missing if she quit her job for him is irrelevant. No woman should ever quit her job for her man, no matter how much she adores him and no matter how much he complains. 


You rarely hear about this situation being the other way around and very few men would ever give up a lifestyle or job to please their lady. That being said, there are some adjustments a woman must make when in a new relationship like laying off on the flirtatious attitude towards other men or blowing off her man to attend a party, that kind of behavior defiantly isn’t gonna’ fly. The only thing that should matter is who you are going home to at the end of the night, and your new man should know that it’s him and only him. If your man doesn’t know that you’re a good girl with a tad of a bad girl image, then he needs to recall why he fell for you in the first place.


No man can replace the feeling of independence; the only person you can really count on is yourself. Don’t give up anything about yourself for a man, especially your source of income. The minute he breaks’ your heart or you stop seeing him you’ll be left with less than just your boyfriend, you’ll be left without your job, your girlfriends, or even your social life.  Now, don’t go on a crazy power trip waving your hands in the air screaming “I don’t need a man” but just remember that if  he met you under those circumstances, he shouldn’t be asking you to quit your job or your social life. Nobody need’s that kind of added stress in their life unless of course you are a drama queen which in that case this isn’t  the advice article you should be reading. 




 




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2/25/2010 5:51:00 PM
  
I feel that this line of work is actually relying on money from men. That is where the higher income comes from in this line of work. I wouldn't really call it independence.
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2/22/2010 9:56:57 PM
  
I find it hillarious that if you work in the nightlife industry you are automatically assumed to have no career ambitions. There are a lot of people in the Toronto Nightlife scene that left stable (and in some cases very boring) careers to persue a future in the nightlife and events industry. There is a lot of money to be made there if you can handle the late nights and still wake up in the morning and hit the laptop or go to your meetings. People think that if you work in nighclubs your job starts at 9pm...this really isn't the case. If your a bar tender or on bottle service sure, but it takes a lot more than bar tenders to get the show on the road. And then there is the large selection of people who have full time careers and also work in the nightlife industry for extra cash. If working two jobs isn't ambitious then I really don't know what your definition of ambition is. You guys should really learn about the business before you slam it. The people who slam it can generally be found waiting in line to partake in all the fun. Don't bite the hand that feeds you. ;-)
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10/7/2009 8:55:38 PM
  
Hi Augustina,

You are awesome, its so true women should not have to deal with guy drama like this, and men need to learn to respect women in general, no matter what line of work she's in....
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Augustina Valenza
6/30/2009 11:03:35 AM
  
Hey guys,


Thanks for reading.

Augustina
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6/30/2009 8:37:52 AM
  
you need to brush up on your writing skills.
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6/13/2009 12:00:25 AM
  
damn this girl just keeps going on and on, once a ___ always a ___. no matter which way you spin it baby
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6/9/2009 12:02:15 PM
  
While everything you say is true, i still have to point out one simple fact. Most if not all "nightlife jobs" call for the woman or man working them to have a flirtatious attitude. Which is why this line of work is best left to the single. Man or woman, no one likes the thought of their significant other hanging out there as "bait" for another.
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Augustina Valenza
6/4/2009 5:06:32 PM
  
Hey guys,

I'd say the main reason women have nightlife jobs instead of "regular jobs" would be because the hours are a lot shorter and the money is a lot better for their time. When you have other ambitions in life, and even for those women who don't have other things on their plate why would one waste their time selling shoes at Aldo, serving food at The Keg or working longer hours and recieving less money for their time?
Time is valuable.

Some women have morals and values that don't 'allow' them to work in the nightlife but these are clearly not the kind of women I speak of in my blog above

"Paid to party" isn't something I'd put on my resume and I wouldn't recommend for other girls to put it on their resumes either. Depending on what job they were submitting their resume to , but I'm sure it most cases it would be irrelevant anyway. Although that is an entire other topic and that my blog above does not go into...

I did not specify wether or not these women I write of have other ambitions or future goals in life. Majority of the women that do work for my company Bambi World, other entertainment companies and nightclubs do have other ambitions in life and simply choose to work in the nightlife because it is fun and they make decent money for their time.

Finish this later, running late


Thanks for reading my blog

Augustina
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Augustina Valenza
6/2/2009 11:02:57 AM
  
Hi,

Who said anything about these women not having ambitions or a future?...


Thanks,

Augustina
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6/2/2009 2:02:00 PM
  
What I said was "unless it is a temporary situation". If you have other plans or a next step on what they plan to do, then it's all cool. Based on biology it is not a long-lasting career choice.

I never said anything about these women lacking those qualities, but IF (!!) they have no plans outside of this kind of work for the future then the do not have future career ambitions. They have job ambitions.
 
 
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6/1/2009 1:47:36 PM
  
The issue of what someone is doing should only come up when the relationship is going to become serious. When it's a short-term arrangement for either party it doesn't matter but in the long-term it really has to.

I would never date a girl in that line of work seriously unless it was just a temporary situation. There is no future whatsoever and I wouldn't want a wife that had no career ambitions at all.
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6/4/2009 2:37:04 PM
  
Regardless if he's the one on ur mind at the end of the day... I really would never consider dating anyone in this line of work either. I'd question anyone that would.
If you really have ambitions, yes it might pay for your school... but so could another job. and i'm sure when your future employer see's your resume he'd rather see... well almost anything other then 'party girl'.
In some cases the guys problem may have nothing to do with u. He simply knows why guys go to nightclubs, which also happens to be the reason u were hired in the first place.
 
 
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9/23/2009 11:35:35 PM
  
Why would a person bother to work at a job that they couldn't put on their resume. If you have to hide your work from anyone their is obviously a reason. Why should your boyfriend have to be embarrassed of what you do for a living. If my parents asked me what my girlfriend did for a living and I replied with "She dances around in her underwear all night long" I'm sure they'd be really proud.
 
 
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