A professional male stripper has shed light on the scandalous behavior he witnesses at hen parties, claiming that cheating is more common than people might think. Nath Wyld, 31, shared his experiences in the adult entertainment industry, revealing the 'what happens here, stays here' atmosphere and the prevalence of infidelity amongst celebrating women. Despite witnessing these wild nights, Wyld insists his job hasn't changed his view on marriage or relationships.
When people think of male stripper s, they probably picture them a certain way: confident, up for a laugh, and an expert when it comes to entertaining the ladies. But a professional male stripper has recently opened up about all the things he's had to witness while taking his kit off. Nath Wyld , 31, shared what really goes down when women gather to celebrate their friend's final night of singlehood. Based on his decade-long experience in stripping, he claims they can be quite scandalous.
Normally, he said most people attending the events are quite drunk, and there seems to be an unspoken rule of 'what happens here, stays here.' In fact, he said quite a few people have been known to cheat while celebrating the future bride-to-be. When asked what has been the wildest things he's ever seen while on the job, Nath said: 'I remember a hen's party I did, and every girl in the bridal party had a partner, and they all cheated. The girls all made a pact and they all did it, and they never spoke about it again. That was pretty crazy.' Nath, from Melbourne, initially took up the profession as a weekend job. At the time, he was working as a carpenter and stripping was just a way to earn some extra money. But when he started OnlyFans he began to make good money, and it wasn't long before it became a full-time job. When he turns up for work, he says most people are pleased to see him there. After all, many women are thrilled, as they're looking to enjoy themselves. 'Women cheating is definitely something that has happened and I've definitely seen it,' he added. 'There's also been lots of stories with my co-workers that I've heard. 'I wouldn't say it's super common and happens every single time, but maybe it happens somewhere from one in 10 to one in 15 groups.' Even though he witnesses a lot of wild behaviour in his job, he said nothing has put him off marriage himself. To him, work is just work, and he's there to have a good time, and not judge. Nath explained: 'The job never changed my views personally on marriage or relationships or anything. The job has always been just a job. 'I'm there to work, and that is it. Obviously, when I was younger, I had a good time, but I have never really been a partier. 'I definitely feel like I have been in the lifestyle enough, and at some point you get over it, and it's not about that anymore. It's just a job. When you leave work, you leave it there. 'So it's never changed my opinion on getting married or having a family, but I think if you keep it separate from your family or home life, then it shouldn't change anything.
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