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'Over three quarters of British men say they have never or rarely danced' so the title should be "why most men don't dance" or "why it's the norm for men not to
by singularity2001 9y ago
'Over three quarters of British men say they have never or rarely danced'
so the title should be "why most men don't dance" or "why it's the norm for men not to dounce"
PS: dancing with a beautiful girl can be the most wonderful thing in the world, but dancig lonely just to get sweaty might not be as appealing.
so they should open up a "Grandpa's dance palace" where men pick women and dance in pairs. or a campfire dance where men and women run around naked in circles stamping their feet.
- AstralStorm 9y agoIf we were to trust the questionnaires it is related to expectation that men socialize less and express themselves less. Which is potentially related to early education and biological differences being amplified.
- eesmith 9y agoI find that dancing with someone who can lead or follow well, and/or dancing with someone who expresses happiness while dancing even when there are stumbles and mistakes, is much more wonderful than beauty. There are many other types of dancing besides with a partner and "dancing lonely just to get sweaty." Line dancing doesn't have a partner - everyone dances the same pattern. There are also group dances like Scottish country dance or medieval dancing where the entire group ends up making complicated figures. Flamenco is a dance which needs no partner, where the goal is not just to get sweaty.