| Thread insired by my recent adventures in Chamoagne, where I ended up getting drunk dancing with a woman in front of her husband who hated dancing. She was really unsubtle with her attempts at hitting on me. How comfortable are you wuth dancing? Is it normal social behavior? Isn't it kinda exhibitionist? Isn't it like having sex but with your clithes on? I'm not. Discuss? Have fun, shitpost |
Prophetess of the Golden Era  |
| When I see people dancing I go full on Sayyid Qutb. |
Mao said: If you have to shit, shit! If you have to fart, fart!  |
| Sure! So long as we can do the watusi together. |
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| Dancing is a perfectly fine and enjoyable social behavior, while what you described isn't. Tell us moar of your adventures in "Chamoagne" though, I must have missed that funny story completely. |
| Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. |
| It's one of the most bizarre human rituals. I've never had the urge to go to the dance floor and suddenly start flailing my appendages. Like, if a hostile alien race is trying to learn more about us, just send them a video of people dancing, and they would waste centuries of scientific progress trying to uncover what the f we are doing. It's absolutely ridiculous. Admittedly, there are a few cool types of dances... the solo or highly synchronized group ones that defy gravity and anatomy itself, but ballroom dancing and disco dancing? Hell, no. Like, just get a room like normal people next time. Stop teasing the poor guy by having this endless mating ritual with his wife to the sound of "Macarena" or something. That's like spending 5 minutes removing a single band-aid. Just rip it off like a normal person. |
| Probably not, I don't even feel comfortable dancing just by myself. |
No, this isn't my signature. |
| Wow, @Deathko made a thread! I have a strong tendency to dance all by myself at home whenever I listen to music, but dancing with others isn't really my thing ...unless I'm drunk! Then I'll be completely comfortable dancing with complete strangers. |
| Simple dances - Sure but I am very weak at this. Some very strict/profesional dances like Tango, hell nah I don't know how. The only things I still know/remember is Chappeloise [Belgijka] and Polonez. Am I comfortable with it, yeah but I suck at dancing. Exhibitionism? I'm sorry but I feel like that it is a statemant which only an uncultured people would say, dance among many other activities is just simple culture, not to mention that many regions and countries have their own specific dances history and dance variations. |
| I did actually study dancing for a while, it was fun. |
| Depends on what level we're asking. I have done some basic dance course, so if it's some of the simpler or more common dances, I'd probably need some more real practice to get back into it, but that wouldn't hinder me from just doing it if and when there is a situation for it in which I'd actually like to dance with someone. Now the major issue is on a moral level: I have never liked the widely socially accepted norm of having the bride or the groom dance with various other partners. To me, a dance is something quite intimate and I strongly dislike the notion of doing that kind of thing with the partner of someone else or having the own partner do that with someone else. Therefore, I would have to be at the very least into an available woman to realistically consider dancing again |
| Singing and dancing are a no-go for me, not my thing. |
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Wow, @Deathko made a thread! I have a strong tendency to dance all by myself at home whenever I listen to music, but dancing with others isn't really my thing ...unless I'm drunk! Then I'll be completely comfortable dancing with complete strangers.
| @fleurbleue I really love dancing all by myself, and I don't mind dancing around others... It's the whole one-on-one dancing thing that puzzles me and makes me uncomfortable. I tend to agree with Numbers, it just feels like a weird mating ritual that should not happen in public 😳 Also, I rarely make threads, but when I do, it's usually in AD UwU @Zettaiken Show me a one-on-one dance that isn't sexual. Like, you mentionned tango. Tango has to be one of the most sexual dances ever. In your living room with your partner, sure; but in public with someone else's partner? Big yikes. Might as well strip and make out on the table. Folk dances where a bunch of people gather in a circle are fine, and so is solo dancing like headbanging/fistpumping like crazy at a metal show/rave party |
DeathkoSep 1, 2:58 PM
Prophetess of the Golden Era |
| I absolutely hate dancing. I had to dance the other week at someones wedding. Though it was made a little bit more bareable when light sticks were brought out later on in the night. |
| @Deathko and @149597871: I also prefer if dances stay intimate and private between two lovers only. Also absolutely agree with the take that folk dances like the Greek Sirtaki or solo dancing are the most acceptable ones in a mass social setting |
Noboru said: @Deathko and @149597871: I also prefer if dances stay intimate and private between two lovers only. Yes, indeed! Dancing is like singing in the shower... it's supposed to be one of those intimate, special moments that are between you, your lover, and perhaps a few neighbors if the walls are thin, but definitely not something you would do in public during some social gathering. I don't even like Karaoke. fleurbleue said: I have a strong tendency to dance all by myself at home whenever I listen to music Deathko said: I really love dancing all by myself, and I don't mind dancing around others... It's the whole one-on-one dancing thing that puzzles me and makes me uncomfortable. Oh, my... you were meant for one another! For you guys, I can sing! |
149597871 said: I don't mind to be heard, but yeah, you can also do that just in private. Though now that you say, it sounds even more awesome if the lover is pretty much the only privileged one to hear the singing. Wouldn't want anyone else fall in love with either my partner's or my own voice, after all! Yes, indeed! Dancing is like singing in the shower... it's supposed to be one of those intimate, special moments that are between you, your lover, and perhaps a few neighbors if the walls are thin, but definitely not something you would do in public during some social gathering. I don't even like Karaoke. |
| In middle school during a dance a girl asked me to dance with her and I just got so freaked out I kept refusing, she nearly dragged me and she gave up and was disappointed.(T ^ T) |
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@fleurbleue I really love dancing all by myself, and I don't mind dancing around others... It's the whole one-on-one dancing thing that puzzles me and makes me uncomfortable. I tend to agree with Numbers, it just feels like a weird mating ritual that should not happen in public 😳
Also, I rarely make threads, but when I do, it's usually in AD UwU
@Zettaiken Show me a one-on-one dance that isn't sexual. Like, you mentionned tango. Tango has to be one of the most sexual dances ever. In your living room with your partner, sure; but in public with someone else's partner? Big yikes. Might as well strip and make out on the table.
Folk dances where a bunch of people gather in a circle are fine, and so is solo dancing like headbanging/fistpumping like crazy at a metal show/rave party
Also, I rarely make threads, but when I do, it's usually in AD UwU
@Zettaiken Show me a one-on-one dance that isn't sexual. Like, you mentionned tango. Tango has to be one of the most sexual dances ever. In your living room with your partner, sure; but in public with someone else's partner? Big yikes. Might as well strip and make out on the table.
Folk dances where a bunch of people gather in a circle are fine, and so is solo dancing like headbanging/fistpumping like crazy at a metal show/rave party
| @Deathko Sexual is not equal to being exhibitionism, otherwise half of fashion would be already gone because of that, not to mention other products and Tango isn't the most sexual, maybe not even in top 10 but for that I would need to know way more variations of dances than I actually know so I'll leave research to you if you're so interested, one another which I know and is way more sexual like is Bachata, oh wait a wife of Robert Lewandowski share that dance in public and only people with no knowledge on dance had problem with it. "Exhibitionism is a practice of exposing one's intimate parts – such as the breasts, genitals or buttocks – in a public or semi-public environment. This can be done live or virtually as with nude selfies using technologies like smartphones to take nude pictures of oneself for show." - English Wikipedia If we're making fan as anime fans for "cultured" and "uncultured" anime which is far more closer for sexual content, while having problems with knowing real culture which are opera, dance, theathers... Which goes back to what I originally said. |
ZettaikenSep 1, 9:40 PM
| Ye I like dancing to a live band but I'd prefer actually fucking on the dance floor when it comes to my exhibitionism was on a boat a couple weeks back and I just grooved there cause it's fun. also grooved with my partner and that was great |
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| One of the best feelings (for me atleast) is dancing with others.. you don't even have to touch each other :) |
| Tell me can Deathko can you circle mosh as hard as this |
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| @149597871 @Deathko Oh, come on - if you take it that far, you might as well say swimsuits and bikinis should only be worn at home, with the curtains drawn, haha. The fact that you might see a sexual undertone in something doesn't mean it's actually there. First of all, dancing is just fun. It's physical entertainment - a way to shake off some calories and have a laugh after a heavy meal and a long gathering, to take a break from all the endless blah-blah-blah. Second, it's not automatically sexual. I can dance with family members or with my friends' wives and girlfriends without having the slightest urge to sleep with them. That's normal, chill. Third, sure - sometimes dancing is sexual. But what's wrong with that? It gives you a structured, respectful way to add a bit of physicality to an interaction without being intrusive or pushy. It has got all the things people say they want: etiquette, consent, room to maneuver and the option to step back. Fucking feminist's dream, lol. I honestly don't get why so many people who daydream about "just wanting to touch a woman" avoid dancing. It's so much less cringe to move things to a slightly more physical level through dance than to grope someone at a bar and end up in an awkward scene. With dance, you can do it all - show confidence, lead smoothly, keep a respectful distance, show care, give freedom, and still set the pace. At the same time, your partner keeps full control over her personal space and choice. If she enjoys to squeeze your muscular shoulders a little harder - well, that means the dance was a success. It's a really elegant system that evolved culturally to balance freedom and respect. If you want to move from small talk to something physical, dance is one of the most graceful and respectful ways to do it, that's it. And as for the stuff about drunken groping on the dance floor in front of her husband - come on, that's not about dancing at all. That's just about how low your social standards are in that situation. But I'm not judging ofc, haha. |
LoveYourSmileSep 2, 4:46 AM
| Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. |
| I'm not really good at dancing, but I'd never do it on my own. It's only really ever at a club or rave that I'd bother dancing. |
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| I dont think I am comfortable with dancing at all. |
If you enjoyed the time you wasted, then its not a waste of time.  |
| Hmm, for me, it depends on what kind of dance. There are some that I'm willing to do, and others that are too embarrassing to do. I'm way more willing to dance than sing though. |
| I only dance when I'm dressed up in anime girl cosplay, otherwise I'm too shy |
@Sports_Friday Haha, welcome to our cosy CD bonfire. |
| Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. |
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@149597871 @Deathko
Oh, come on - if you take it that far, you might as well say swimsuits and bikinis should only be worn at home, with the curtains drawn, haha.
The fact that you might see a sexual undertone in something doesn't mean it's actually there.
First of all, dancing is just fun. It's physical entertainment - a way to shake off some calories and have a laugh after a heavy meal and a long gathering, to take a break from all the endless blah-blah-blah.
Second, it's not automatically sexual. I can dance with family members or with my friends' wives and girlfriends without having the slightest urge to sleep with them. That's normal, chill.
Third, sure - sometimes dancing is sexual. But what's wrong with that? It gives you a structured, respectful way to add a bit of physicality to an interaction without being intrusive or pushy. It has got all the things people say they want: etiquette, consent, room to maneuver and the option to step back. Fucking feminist's dream, lol.
I honestly don't get why so many people who daydream about "just wanting to touch a woman" avoid dancing. It's so much less cringe to move things to a slightly more physical level through dance than to grope someone at a bar and end up in an awkward scene.
With dance, you can do it all - show confidence, lead smoothly, keep a respectful distance, show care, give freedom, and still set the pace. At the same time, your partner keeps full control over her personal space and choice. If she enjoys to squeeze your muscular shoulders a little harder - well, that means the dance was a success.
It's a really elegant system that evolved culturally to balance freedom and respect. If you want to move from small talk to something physical, dance is one of the most graceful and respectful ways to do it, that's it.
And as for the stuff about drunken groping on the dance floor in front of her husband - come on, that's not about dancing at all. That's just about how low your social standards are in that situation. But I'm not judging ofc, haha.
Oh, come on - if you take it that far, you might as well say swimsuits and bikinis should only be worn at home, with the curtains drawn, haha.
The fact that you might see a sexual undertone in something doesn't mean it's actually there.
First of all, dancing is just fun. It's physical entertainment - a way to shake off some calories and have a laugh after a heavy meal and a long gathering, to take a break from all the endless blah-blah-blah.
Second, it's not automatically sexual. I can dance with family members or with my friends' wives and girlfriends without having the slightest urge to sleep with them. That's normal, chill.
Third, sure - sometimes dancing is sexual. But what's wrong with that? It gives you a structured, respectful way to add a bit of physicality to an interaction without being intrusive or pushy. It has got all the things people say they want: etiquette, consent, room to maneuver and the option to step back. Fucking feminist's dream, lol.
I honestly don't get why so many people who daydream about "just wanting to touch a woman" avoid dancing. It's so much less cringe to move things to a slightly more physical level through dance than to grope someone at a bar and end up in an awkward scene.
With dance, you can do it all - show confidence, lead smoothly, keep a respectful distance, show care, give freedom, and still set the pace. At the same time, your partner keeps full control over her personal space and choice. If she enjoys to squeeze your muscular shoulders a little harder - well, that means the dance was a success.
It's a really elegant system that evolved culturally to balance freedom and respect. If you want to move from small talk to something physical, dance is one of the most graceful and respectful ways to do it, that's it.
And as for the stuff about drunken groping on the dance floor in front of her husband - come on, that's not about dancing at all. That's just about how low your social standards are in that situation. But I'm not judging ofc, haha.
LoveYourSmile said: I can dance with family members or with my friends' wives and girlfriends without having the slightest urge to sleep with them. That's normal, chill. I have zero trust in what you just said. Not because it's so alien of a concept, but due to the dichotomy it creates with everything else you say on here. One would rather pay for their girlfriend to go on a solo 2-week vacation to Ibiza than letting her dance with you, hmph! |
149597871 said: I have zero trust in what you just said. Hey, don't blame me for your trust issues!  149597871 said: One would rather pay for their girlfriend to go on a solo 2-week vacation to Ibiza than letting her dance with you, hmph! Why solo? I can join... in prayers ofc. The place is famous for some remarkable cathedrals. |
| Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. |
thanks it's good to be here 😎😎 |
| Depends entirely on whether or not I like the music or the person I'm dancing with. |
Take care of yourself |
LoveYourSmile said: Hey, don't blame me for your trust issues! Oh, don't overestimate your contribution. My trust issues are a result of a group project so big, you can roll 30 minutes worth of credits at the end. LoveYourSmile said: Why solo? I can join... in prayers ofc. The place is famous for some remarkable cathedrals. Shoo! There are enough cathedrals in Germany. |
| So far, I am only comfortable dancing along at home. However, I recently watched Fatboy Slim's Praise You, and am feeling quite inspired: |
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