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I would say youtube, and social.

Social butterflies are waiting for you to boost their egos.

The more you dance, the more your skill grows. You gain more options, your patience drops, and you have less time for each follower's bs.

I don’t ask more than twice in one night. There are plenty of followers in my city, so I try not to take it personally. Still, it’s hard not to take it personally when someone dances with everyone except me. lol

I tend to think having a blacklist for both leaders and followers makes sense. It saves time and avoids awkward moments, especially for leaders. In my city, there are five followers I won’t ask again. I’ve never talked with them, danced with them, or known them outside the club. Let me repeat...

I couldn't tell I was dancing on 1 or on 3 since I could only hear cowbell.

Just a while ago he replied to my post. He's knowledgable about salsa musicality and very patient. RIP dude.

Sensual bachata borrows elements from Zouk, so Zoukchata isn’t really hard to understand. It simply depends on how much Zouk and how much bachata is blended into the dance. I’ve danced bachata with Zouk dancers and Zouk with sensual bachata dancers, and everyone has been very open minded.

First step: find a girl who actually likes you. Once she likes you, she won’t care if you mess up or aren’t great yet. That alone kills most of the anxiety. Next, learn more moves and get comfortable with them. Practice mixing and matching them in different ways instead of running the same...

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Haha, I saw her at the dance club tonight. I ended up dancing right next to her once, and after that, we just looked at each other, looked away, and walked off. Lol, kind of like a silent mutual agreement. I’ve been dancing for years now. If my lead were unpleasant, someone would’ve told me by...

I tell you what, I’ll dance with someone’s daughter all day, but I steer clear of girlfriends and wives. I don’t need some dude staring me down from across the floor.

I think the best REAL rejection is: No thanks. Simple, direct, no hidden meaning.

Not five times in one night—five different occasions, if I was not very clear. Honestly, like Mambojazz said, she probably doesn’t even realize how many times I’ve asked. She’s not keeping count, but I am. Gotta know when to stop, right? I don’t dislike her or anything, and it’s pretty clear...

In a perfect world, it’d be nice to just dance with everyone in my city, be cool with everyone, have fun, especially with the people I see at the club all the time. But like Mambojazz said, the truth is, we don’t really need each other. We’ve both got plenty of people to dance with, and one...

All possible. I have never danced with her before. Guess I never will.

Sometimes "I think I am good" with a smirk is not a good response.

There’s this really good looking girl in my city, and she’s turned me down five times now. I talked to a friend about it, and he told me not to take it personally since she dances with everyone. But honestly, every time I ask, she’s either “on break” or about to leave, and she won’t make eye...

"Thank you for respecting yourself!" ?? Mroe like "go respect yourself!"

Oh wow, that’s interesting. I never really thought about how that kind of thing might put a little pressure on the person you ask for the next dance. For me, I usually don’t ask anyone once the song’s past the one-minute mark, unless it’s a close friend or someone I dance with all the time...