Fair comment ... but I was fairly carefull about what I said. I would never advocate that anyone has the right to dance only with their peer group. What I was saying is that once in a while its OK to focus on improving your own dancing. In the weeks leading up to the Champs I was trying to get some floor time with my partner and so I was dancing more or less exclusively with her for an hour or so (some good it did us ... ) but when people asked for a dance I explained the situation and TRIED to catch them for a dance later on.Originally posted by Dancing Veela
Yes but if we women we need to go where the better dancers are to get a fix and they all say 'no thanks' then how do we get our fix????? and how will we ever improve?
Believe me, I know what its like to be turned down because someone thinks they are too good to dance with you (it still happens) but sometimes people do have genuine reasons. To be honest there are a couple of dancers I will avoid dancing with because THEY never ask anyone alse and they think they are better than everyone else ... or they just dance so roughly they are a liability.
I'm sorry if you had 1.5 hours without a dance but given the amount of guys there (and considering you're a nice dancer) I would have thought that you would have still been spoilt for choice
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