Diversity Rules Magazine

March 2023

Diversity Rules Magazine - _lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning_

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without hesita on, I bought a cket and grabbed a seat in the dark, seedy place. While watching the show I was so jealous; I wanted to be on that stage. A er a quick talk with the manager, and a er he checked my ID to prove that I was 18, he said, "Sure kid, give it a try but you need to be naked by the third song." The bo om line, he offered me a job. So I headed to NYC o en to do my thing at the same place and, not too long a er that, at a few other sim- ilar places. Q: What were the largest groups you've ever per- formed for? A: I was once hired by an art museum to meander na- ked among the couple hundred people who came to see an art show featuring nudes—they didn't know there'd be some live art. When I did strip dancing at the Fraternity House in DC I es mate that on week- end nights there would be two or three hundred pa- trons (throughout the evening) enjoying their drinks and those of us who were dancing. When I had my bare butler business most of the par es I worked had about fi een to twenty guests. One huge party though had more than a hundred guys jammed into a huge barn for BBQ and fun. I was the naked guy on the stage hired to just hang out and chat with the guests. At prearranged mes during the party, the host turned a spotlight on me and rang a bell. His guests would meander over (well some would rush to get up close) to watch me pee and then mastur- bate. Q: Were you ever worried about ge ng arrested while "entertaining?" A: Yes. In some of the adult theatres that was a con- cern. But the theatre managers assured me that "the officials were on the take," so I shoved those wor- ries out of my head. I got freaked out at the Chesa- peake House in DC a few mes over the years when uniformed police officers would stroll into the place while I was naked on the bar top and being fondled by some of the customers. I watched the officers chat with the owner and a er they 'shook hands' (that's what I thought they were doing) they strolled out of the place. And in a small bar in the very conserva ve Florida panhandle, where I stripped many mes, the door was kept locked and the doorman would only admit men they knew so I didn't worry there. Q: I don't know your age but I'm quite sure from reading your book that you're way up there. Are you s ll 'exhibi ng'? A: Hell yes, every chance I get. I hope you enjoy my monthly column. If nudity, exhi- bi onism, or voyeurism are issues you'd like to chat about here's my email: stuauthor@gmail.com. If you would like some photos from sessions I've posed for just ask me (and indicate your age). There's no charge for subscribers. And please check out my book: www.lightsonclothesoff.com. Thanks. Stu Diversity Rules Magazine | Mar 2023 | 7 Diversity Rules Magazine Wants YOU! Are you a writer, musician, poet, or other type of creative person looking for a venue to express yourself in but haven't been able to garner the atten- tion you want? Diversity Rules Magazine wants to hear from you! Show- case yourself and your talent in front of a diverse audience each month through the online digital magazine as well as the website. diversityrulesmagazine@gmail.com (607) 435.1587

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