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Subject: Dates
Message-ID: <149@nvuxb.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 1-May-85 18:20:24 EDT
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Posted: Wed May  1 18:20:24 1985
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I enjoy going to clubs and dancing. Actually, I love dancing even
if I don't know how! I don't see any harm in asking a guy to dance.
Guys ( some of them ) tend to think that you are "easy" if you
are the one to ask. Girls seem to think that you are an embarrassment to them.
I personally don't care what they think if a guy asks me to dance I always
do, unless I am exhausted. There is always one guy who thinks dancing
leads to something else! My friends seem  to think that you don't dance
unless a guy asks, that could turn out to be a boring evening. I have a
male friend who doesn't understand how a girl can refuse to dance when
she is moving to the music, while she is sitting. I don't have an answer
for that, even if I did there are sooo many reasons. He is the first guy
I asked to dance, and he was suprised yet he respected me for it, now
he is one of my friends. Then there is the other type of guy who will
hang on to you all evening if you asked him to dance. It all depends on
the individual, how the person asks, and how she portrays herself all
evening.