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  • not good enough

    81 57.86%
  • too fat

    40 28.57%
  • too skinny

    6 4.29%
  • too tall

    9 6.43%
  • too short

    10 7.14%
  • not available (i.e. married)

    19 13.57%
  • got horrid teeth

    7 5.00%
  • not trendy enough

    29 20.71%
  • bald

    4 2.86%
  • black/white/yellow , etc.

    1 0.71%
  • too old

    38 27.14%
  • too young

    7 5.00%
  • just too damn sexy

    20 14.29%
  • intimidating

    36 25.71%
  • shy

    30 21.43%
  • ugly

    20 14.29%
  • got horrible hands

    4 2.86%
  • got horrible legs

    11 7.86%
  • can't/ don't like doing drops

    17 12.14%
  • can't dance to challenging music

    16 11.43%
  • can't dance in time

    9 6.43%
  • got a miserable face

    18 12.86%
  • just not likeable

    17 12.14%
  • too good

    11 7.86%
  • not in the clique

    62 44.29%
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Thread: Dancing insecurities?

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    Re: Dancing insecurities?

    Quote Originally Posted by Twirly View Post
    (Now Beo, don’t take that as permission to do yoyo’s all night! )
    makes mental note dont dance with twirley as i only know one move and thats the yoyo

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    Re: Dancing insecurities?

    Quote Originally Posted by martingold View Post
    makes mental note dont dance with twirley as i only know one move and thats the yoyo

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    Re: Dancing insecurities?

    Quote Originally Posted by martingold View Post
    makes mental note dont dance with twirley as i only know one move and thats the yoyo
    i can do it slowley and musicaly though

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    Re: Dancing insecurities?

    Quote Originally Posted by martingold View Post
    i can do it slowley and musicaly though
    Actually I've found (after a whole 6 weeks of Ceroc) that I go through phases of using certain moves a lot. I started on the manspin, then the step across, but I do now have what can only be described as a fetish for yoyos!

    I had a confidence crisis last week and didn't ask many to dance (only the ones I have previously danced with). At Stevenage tonight I'm going to have a wee bit of dutch courage, then step out of my comfort zone and ask some strangers!

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    Re: Dancing insecurities?

    Quote Originally Posted by frolicols View Post
    Actually I've found (after a whole 6 weeks of Ceroc) that I go through phases of using certain moves a lot. I started on the manspin, then the step across, but I do now have what can only be described as a fetish for yoyos!

    I had a confidence crisis last week and didn't ask many to dance (only the ones I have previously danced with). At Stevenage tonight I'm going to have a wee bit of dutch courage, then step out of my comfort zone and ask some strangers!
    As a follower (I use that term lightly) I often know what the leader is going to do if it is someone that I dance regularly with, as most men seem to have their favourite moves (comfortable moves) no matter how many they have and every now and then a surprise is thrown in to keep me on my toes.

    As a leader I do find myself doing mainly the same moves as one seems to flow into another and it is quite unconscious on my part I just find myself in those positions
    Ps keep asking strangers

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    Re: Dancing insecurities?

    Quote Originally Posted by fletch View Post
    I have one lovely guy in the Midlands that only has one move, honest, truly, just one, but I quite like dancing with him, well I allways dance with him when I see him cos I know whats coming it give me a chalenge to put swivvels and slids and things in

    if he's not getting his sketch book out of his back pocket, he's a nice guy. bless
    He certainly is though his repetoire is expanding lately.

    I know another guy from up here who has less than one move. (the one he does consists of standing there and then doing a half assed armjive, badly led return straight back into another armjive, lol!).

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    Re: Dancing insecurities?

    Quote Originally Posted by Steven666 View Post
    He certainly is though his repetoire is expanding lately.

    I know another guy from up here who has less than one move. (the one he does consists of standing there and then doing a half assed armjive, badly led return straight back into another armjive, lol!).

    don't be fibbing to me s666 I danced with him recently and its still one unless he's saving his moves for the other girls


    do I know him I just wiggle about whaen I get one of them or chat

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    Re: Dancing insecurities?

    Quote Originally Posted by Maxine View Post
    [FONT=Verdana]keep asking strangers

    they don't come stranger than some I ask

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