1) You 'let' her? I hope this was just poor word choice, and that you really mean 'I don't have a problem with her working in a strip club'/'it doesn't bother me'.
2) I think it's normal. A lot of women in relationships, even marriages, strip.
3) Have you discussed this with her? She may not want to stop stripping once you get a job. If she has found a job that she enjoys and is good at, even if that job is getting naked, this may be the case.
4) You don't need to save her, if that is how you feel on the matter. See above.
5) It doesn't matter if it's normal. If it works for you two, it's what you should do.
6) If you don't like her stripping, discuss it with her calmly and describe your feelings ('I feel jealous', not 'you're acting like a slut').
7) Try reading 'Candy Girl' by Diablo Cody. It's a stripper memoir. Very interesting, extremely funny, surprisingly educational.
Is it normal to let a girlfriend work in a strip club (all nude)?
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1) You 'let' her? I hope this was just poor word choice, and that you really mean 'I don't have a problem with her working in a strip club'/'it doesn't bother me'.
2) I think it's normal. A lot of women in relationships, even marriages, strip.
3) Have you discussed this with her? She may not want to stop stripping once you get a job. If she has found a job that she enjoys and is good at, even if that job is getting naked, this may be the case.
4) You don't need to save her, if that is how you feel on the matter. See above.
5) It doesn't matter if it's normal. If it works for you two, it's what you should do.
6) If you don't like her stripping, discuss it with her calmly and describe your feelings ('I feel jealous', not 'you're acting like a slut').
7) Try reading 'Candy Girl' by Diablo Cody. It's a stripper memoir. Very interesting, extremely funny, surprisingly educational.