--- Keith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
... I don't spend my time looking only for women who are
great dancers; ... I dance with women I like. I like the
way they dance, the way they behave, the way they treat
people; I like their personality. I just like them as
people, so I want to dance with them.
on the other hand you can make much more of the not so great dance partners
too, as you are able to figure out their attempts at leading and they can't
throw you off balance so easily either. this from the eyes of a woman, for
men it should be even easier.
Am 04.01.2008 22:20 schrieb Igor
I absolutely agree with Astrid. If a man can dance well, I honestly believe
he can have an enjoyable dance with just about anyone. I don't spend my time
looking only for women who are great dancers; I think men who do that just
want to show off how good they are. I'll be honest - I dance with
Tip one: come to NYC. Unlike other cities I travel to, here most
milongas have more male leaders than female followers. There are also
more female leaders than there are male followers, which makes the
gender imbalance even worse, as it takes two eligible women out of
circulation. Through
Martin:
I disagree with Igor, who says that becoming a better dancer gives you
more dance partners. It is just the opposite. There are less partners
that you will be interested in dancing with.
Martin, I did not write that.
I wrote:
the better you dance, the easier it is to make friends
And of
