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>To be honest I never saw the appeal in this sort of activity. You can walk up to a girl, who in any other situation would smack you for it, ask her to dance a
by tomjen3 9y ago
>To be honest I never saw the appeal in this sort of activity.
You can walk up to a girl, who in any other situation would smack you for it, ask her to dance and if she says yes (and she is likely to, unless you stink) touch her and spend several minutes close to her.
I mean maybe you are super good looking, but if you are not and have a crush, dancing is a huge social hack. Plus as with everything that is challenging it is kinda fun (and not a bad way to get your steps in, if you are on the step-counter team).
- goldesel 9y ago>You can walk up to a girl, who in any other situation would smack you for it, [...] touch her and spend several minutes close to her. Wow that sounds pathetic. Sorry but why would you want to do that? These minutes may be better spent socialising with someone without a princess complex. There are enough fish in the pond, no need to make a fool of yourself!
- barsonme 9y ago> Wow that sounds pathetic. Sorry but why would you want to do that? Same reason people have been doing it for centuries—it's fun! I believe you may have read a bit too much into their comment :-)
- gumby 9y agoTHis was down voted, but there's a significant amount of literature devoted to precisely this motivation and function from the perspectives of both men and women. E.g. it's a set piece of every Jane Austin novel.