The Subject of Dancing!

So, I'm taking this dance class this semester in school. And I've found a rather interesting hobby in this class of mine.

Seriously. I don't know how I missed this for 18 years. I got into martial arts, and that takes up a lot of time. And it's the exact opposite of dance. It's quite strange. But, I never though I'd enjoy it as much as I do.

And there's several reasons for that. First and foremost, women really are fond of guys who dance. Don't let them fool you with words or excuses, every girl loves a guy who can dance, especially when they want to. And there's so many things one can do with that skill! I mean, girls love a nice penguin shuffle and it's easy to do. But, if you want class, the best slow dance to do is a waltz. Waltzes are wonderful things. They have a pretty slow count, but they're so graceful! And romantic. They're nice and closed, so you're very close to your partner. But, it's so very interesting because it's just so... Graceful to watch. And to perform too. :)

And on the opposite end of the spectrum is the Tango. Tango is the other most romantic dance, but for a different reason. Where Waltz is slow and graceful, the Tango is passionate and fast. Very full of close contact and just rather exhilarating to perform. It's awesome. Now, I'm not too familiar with the Tango, but I do know a good amount of a chacha. Which is also pretty quick and close. I like chacha because it is fairly basic and easy to deal with. Most of the moves are pretty basic. Similar to each other. Basically like one giant chain move, all looking awesome, of course. :)

It's hard sometimes though. The timing, the movements, having to work with another person. Communicating with them without actually saying a word. It's an active process. Definitely not passive. It takes a lot of work sometimes. But it's worth every bit of work you put in it. And I'll tell you why.

Here's another reason. I like dancing with pretty women. Just like girls like dancing with good looking guys. There's nothing like dancing, I think. People, I think, like being close to other people. There's just something with being hand in hand with another person. And looking into their beautiful eyes, and seeing the joy contained within. The feeling of moving together, as basically one person, across a dance floor, in a sea of other people... But really only seeing that one person that you're with. The feeling of tension and non-verbally communicating a movement... That is a feeling like none other.

It's almost indescribable. Dancing is amazing. And I look forward to continuing it next semester.
ZW