 the male dancer
written by Johny V. at on 21.08. at 07:42:23 - as answer to: Got a question for ya.... by dancer dude at I forgot to mentioned one more thing. You were asking if "it" should be packed either pointing up or down. Well, dancing belts were created following the natural anatomical line of the genitals, specially to hold everything up. I firmly believe that "it" should be pointing up since this is more or less the way the dancebelt was designed to hold and work. At least this is the way that I wear it. Remember that a male ballet dancer should have a gracious, aesthetical and elegant look. As I told you before, when I wore those thong underwears, and though I always wear my tights in a pulled up and very snug fitting style, everthing under them were dingling and during those days, I did not look nor elegant nor aesthetical. With the leothards, everything seemed to be hold but still the shapes were clearly shown. WEAR THE DANCEBELT ALWAYS. THANKS..... >Ok, this is a dancebelt question and I know there are a million of them, but i have to ask...Hopefully, i won't offend anyone...i'm in my mid teens and i've been dancing for a couple years and ballet for about 4 months....apparently, guys are completely against wearing tights around here so teachers don't at all make you wear tights so i've never had to worry about it...but i'll have to perform soon and wear tights for that...so my dancebelt question is, "how do you wear it?"..if i point up, then it looks like i have this freakishly huge bulge and if i point it down it looks freakishly big too...i prefer down but i know most people don't wear it like that...are you supposed to wear it up? like do you have to? is this bulge supposed to be so big? because i'm not that hung at all and it looks huge...it's just that there aren't any male dancers around me who wear tights that i can compare it so i don't know how big it's suppposed to be...hopefully, i haven't offended any of you and i would appareciate any and every responose... thanks =) Answers to this message: |
