Being too good looking can be a bit of a curse too though.... I have seen exceptionally attractive girls who seem to get asked a to dance a lot less, and when when they do get asked it is by the creepier/sleazier guys. I think that good looks are definately going to get you asked more to start with which is unfair but that's life.
If you are not blessed in the looks department then putting the work in at class and going to workshops will give you the edge everytime in the long run...
It sounds as if the looks might get you the first dance, but if you can’t dance, then you’re not so likely to get asked again – don’t they say in sales that it’s the repeat business that counts rather than the one off purchase?
Um what were you doing with me then at Slinkys
True for a given value of "good" as Terry Pratchet might say......
I once watched two people freeform acting. X was a good dancer, but Y hadn't done any dance at all; but the characters they were playing were the complete opposite! I watched in wonder as X said
"So you're a good dancer - show me". The dance they did
a) was wonderful
b) looked for all the world like Y was the skilled dancer doing all the leading
(There was a truckload of backleading going on, but it didn't show)
To each their own. I'd agree that dancing with a range of dancers is a good thing. But beyond that - well put bluntly, if you can only dance with people who are as good as or better than you it's got to be really lonely at the top
Dance in beauty,
Christopher
not true me and my mate get lots of dances
Can't believe I've completely missed this thread - I've really not been with it have I?
Anyway, just thought I should pick up on this way back on page 1- Damn straight, I only dance with beautiful women. Keeps the men watching on the sidelines entertained much better that way. Good thing all my favourite ladies are beautiful innit really?Originally Posted by Ghost
Good-looking men, on the other hand, I can take or leave, if they're a decent lead. If not, they'd better either be really good fun, or decent looking, or dance next to someone who is, so I've got something to look at while I'm dancing.
Aww honey, if you ever danced with me anymore ( ) you'd know that all you need to do is make it clear who's boss and you'd have my full attention. But if I'm badly behaved with you, imagine how much I 'veer' when I'm dancing with boring, unattractive men who can't dance (not mentioning any names of course)!Can't possibly judge on either of those, having never met you, but you are a self-professed geek, so you gain a few bonus points in my books!Originally Posted by Beo
Well if this thread is right and ugly people only get asked to dance if they are a great lead...then i assume that alot of people at venues think i am someone else
I've been at Ceroc only a wee while, but from what I can see at the venues, everyone is up and dancing at some point. Whether good-looking or not, at the end of the day we're there on an evening to dance - personally, I'll dance with anyone willing to dance with me, looks are irrelevant. I would imagine someone who picks dances solely on looks would get sussed out sooner or later, and that can only be to their detriment
Blue like some people have said: when dancing it should be ability over looks.
I sometimes watch the dancer and ask myself what is their style like do they look like they are following well and if they seem to be having a good time? and then go to ask then if thay are taken before I approach them, I just ask anyone in close proximity.
Simple reason really I love to dance and 'judge' on ability
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