Billi Bardot: Big Tits Hot Clit
Sexy lady Billi Bardot was eighteen when she became a stripper. She danced on and off for years. She was also a stay-at-home wife and mom. Over time, Billi saw changes in the clubs she danced, changes she didn’t care for.
“I danced during the day while the kids were at school. So the kids were at school and Mommy was getting naked in the strip club. The biggest thing I’ve noticed is that the younger girls who have come along kind of ruined stripping,” said Billi. “They work way too hard for a dollar. I’m not doing that. I won’t get on the floor for a dollar. I won’t do pole tricks for a dollar. I won’t take my dress off for 20 dollars. They came along and they did whatever for dollars.
“I used to tell them, ‘You’re making this way too hard. It’s not too hard to separate a man from his money.’ I didn’t do stage. I refused. I was an independent contractor. They couldn’t tell me what to do. I just did the champagne rooms. I danced on-stage when I was much younger, before the young girls ruined stripping.”
In public, Billi usually dresses to suit the occasion.
“There’s two different going-out Billis. There’s the one who’s going out with a man who usually ends up being so insecure and jealous that I can’t wear anything revealing. At first, they’re like, ‘Oh, I love when you wear sexy clothes,’ but then after a while, they don’t like when we’re out and people are looking at me. So I’ll quit going out with them.
“Then there’s me going out with my girlfriends, and that Billi gets dressed up and shows off. Dresses, V-cut tops, rompers, whatever. When you’re going out with your girlfriends, you all play off of one another and dress up as nice as you can.”
Wherever Billi Bardot goes on any given day, there’s always a guy who wants to be helpful. That’s easy to see why.
“I don’t think I’ve ever had to wait to be helped,” Billi said. “A man will be standing there holding the door for me, and I’m like, ‘Yeah, I’ll be there in two minutes!’ I do love men who maintain a traditional male role. I like to have doors opened for me. I like to have chairs pulled out for me. I love flowers. I guess I’m very traditional small-towny in that sense.”
