onceuponapole
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I had to get my belly button pierced twice (infected after many years of having it and created scar tissue). Pierced by different people and both times I was told to use a sea salt soak (1/4 tsp of sea salt in 8-12 oz of hot water) then rinse. Wash twice daily with mild non-scented castile soap — nothing with triclosan — making sure to get all angles of the piercing.
I can't remember the exact timing of my second piercing but it must've been around the same time I started pole dancing. Dance with the area covered and avoid any move where you may have contact between pole and belly. Clean the piercing after working out.
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I'm an administrative assistant who is lucky enough to have a pole studio 10 minutes from my office. A handful of people from work know I pole dance, all women. But for the most part, it is my workout class. I stopped saying dance class since it's usually followed by "what type of dance." Outside of work, I'm pretty open about it.
I've met so many interesting people through pole dancing who work a spectrum of jobs, from medical and law professionals to teachers to directors/managers in the private sector to people working in the public sector to people who own their own business. I love how pole dancing brings all these walks of life together.
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I just joined this community not too long ago and finally found time to be an active member. I was so excited to discover the month challenges. Hopefully I can upload a video for this month, if not maybe I'll catch the next one. Any guidelines that need to be followed?
