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Don Juan
Hi All,
I went out clubbing with some work mates on the weekend for the first time. It was a small but totally-packed nightclub and I got on the dancefloor. I was freaking out inside as I've never been a really social person and was feeling quite out of place. After a while I started to get some movement going in the lower half but I couldn't bring myself to do anything much with my arms.
A couple of questions:
1) My arms were at my sides and I could feel a girls ass up against my hand. Does the fact that she didn't move away mean anything? The floor was pretty packed at the time.
2) At one stage I noticed a girl happened to be looking at me (I think she was looking at me anyway). Should I have gone up? If yes, what's the best way of asking for a dance?
3) Do you know of any free resources on the web for learning how to dance? Video's would be helpful.
Overall, even though I was freaked out and didn't make any moves I was still pleased with the half-ass effort I put in.
Thanks for reading and I'm looking forward to your tips and advice.
Thanks
I went out clubbing with some work mates on the weekend for the first time. It was a small but totally-packed nightclub and I got on the dancefloor. I was freaking out inside as I've never been a really social person and was feeling quite out of place. After a while I started to get some movement going in the lower half but I couldn't bring myself to do anything much with my arms.
A couple of questions:
1) My arms were at my sides and I could feel a girls ass up against my hand. Does the fact that she didn't move away mean anything? The floor was pretty packed at the time.
2) At one stage I noticed a girl happened to be looking at me (I think she was looking at me anyway). Should I have gone up? If yes, what's the best way of asking for a dance?
3) Do you know of any free resources on the web for learning how to dance? Video's would be helpful.
Overall, even though I was freaked out and didn't make any moves I was still pleased with the half-ass effort I put in.
Thanks for reading and I'm looking forward to your tips and advice.
Thanks