It saddens me that people look down on me as a person, as a parent and as future part of their lives due to pole dancing. Pole dancing has changed my life for the better. It has opened so many doors for me and my future that sometimes I sit down and have to take a deep breath of pride. I was told long ago that I would never not walk without a limp, that I would always feel crippling hip pain. There was a time in my life where I almost caved in. Where life didnt mean anything but pain and the other side felt like it was the right place to go. Fear kept me enclosed within the pain barrier liked prison. Stuck in my own body, stuck in deep depression I found what saved me. Pole fitness is not only for erotic dancers. Ive met all kinds of lives throughout my journey. Ive met doctors, teachers, engineers, architects, stay at home mothers, etc. Embracing their strength and sensuality. Ive seen women change their bodies, their posture growing higher and stronger. Pole fitness has changed so many women for the better. I for one couldnt walk, sit or sleep without excruciating pain. And now I can defy gravity. I feel as not only did a get my will to walk again, but I grew wings to fly free. I cry tears of joy when I think of all the accomplishments Ive been able to achieve. All because I took a chance. The amount of gratitude could not be greater. I am free. And even if people look down on me, I know that I am super human. I defied my odds, I learned to live and love again. And to further my gratitude, I taught courageous women how to find themselves through art. One day people will realize that a strong and sensual woman is not something to look down upon but applauded. Because with all the stigma that comes with our sport, we fought through it and fell in love with ourselves. And that is what life is all about. A long journey to learn to love who we are, perfectly imperfect humans. I cannot wait to dance on the stage and tell people with my body my story.
Posted on: Wed, 20 Aug 2014 22:40:48 +0000
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