Aneirin
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I suppose you have to ask yourself why you would in your leisure time want to to go to a class. If it is to hit on women, then why go and exert yourself when you could hit on women in a bar or other leisureable facility. A dance class is not so much leisureable, but hard work, physically. With most dance classes, if someone is there to ass around, i.e. not do what they are saying they are there to do, they are asked to leave, as they are a distraction to others who want to learn. From what I have experienced of dance classes, despite others being there, they are out of sight, as one focuses intently on what they are doing, all that comes into focus is the teacher and the self. Yes, some dance studios have wall mirrors, they are good for one thing, but at the same time bad. Good that you can see you are getting the moves right, but bad in comparison to others you see. Notice others and you lose track of the self, this is noted by the teacher. Too much looking elsewhere, only serves to enforce the stereotype and you find yourself excluded. Males in dance classes are especially on their best behaviour, as a minority, we can be done without, why add fuel to a fire.
I want to hit on women, believe me, a dance class is not the place to do it, as dance is physically demanding and will sap the energy right out of your lust.
< Message edited by Aneirin -- 10/10/2008 8:14:39 PM >
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