Not in a âcould you be a professionalâ way but just yâknow, if the music and mood is right and that how well can you throw some moves together? So just in general I guessâŠ
- Very good dancer as it goes. Liquid hips and rhythm like a finely tuned metronome
- Not too bad, not gonna embarrass myself but never gonna be the best in the room. I have my fun anyway
- Mediocre
- Not gonna fall over or anything but not really my bag all in all
- Terrible. Not sure how I even stay upright tbh (also use this option for âi do not enjoy to danceâ)
SORRY EVERYONE I MADE A TYPO SO YOUâLL HAVE TO VOTE AGAIN
People always seem surprised when it turns out that Iâm not bad at dancing, probably because I have the appearance and demeanour of an inflated jelly baby.
Awful, just awful. Still going to do it though because itâs very fun.
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Another vote for enjoy it but dreadful
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Love it. Universal language.
Hips and knees donât allow for the full⊠range of movement I used to enjoy though.
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Better than youâd think but I donât enjoy it at all so I donât do it
Iâm not âgoodâ but I am âsillyâ which is funner.
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Every year after strictly I think I ought to book me and Mrs f ballroom dancing lessons because she really loves dancing and like duh it would be a great bonding experience.
But I always forget.
Hate it hate it hate it hate it hate it.
May I ask you a question in relation to this please?
As somebody who neither drinks nor dances, which do you get more peer pressure about (and which irks you more when people wonât accept that you donât want to do it)?
Good question.
Historically more pressure on drinking (donât really get any at all any more) on accounts of there being more occasions where drinking is involved in the thing than dancing is. However, the pressure of âcome and have a danceâ is more intense and more irksome in the rare scenarios where I have to encounter it and it makes me feel worse about myself than drinking pressure ever has or did.
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Wouldnât like to see myself do it, but Iâm probably fine. Dancing is like 99% confidence/not caring, itâs an activity which becomes catastrophic when exposed to self-doubt.
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Yeah I guess itâs harder to explain precisely why you donât want to with dancing.
Good point. I think dancing is one of the only areas where I have a bit of self-confidence, not because Iâm any good, but because I genuinely donât care what people think about it.
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And also, seemingly more personally offensive to a dance enjoyer that you donât enjoy it for some stupid reason.
I know Iâve said it before but if people treated cross-stitch or something with the same attitude they treat dancing youâd see how absurd it is. âCome and do some cross-stitch! What do you mean? EVERYONE loves cross-stitch, stop being such a killjoy!â
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We can cross-stitch if we want to
We can leave your friends behind
'Cause your friends donât cross-stitch and if they donât cross-stitch
Well, theyâre no friends of mine
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