 the male dancer
written by Corey                  on 21.09. at 07:15:16 - as answer to: Appollon....Give it a break! by Ralph atI am a height-disabled male, 27 years old, and practice and perform ballet at a community center in Tukwila, WA. I most often wear tights and a dancebelt. I used to just wear a loose-fitting smock, but I occasionally became aroused by my own fluid movement. I was quite distressed at the possibility of being "spotted" in such form, so I was very relieved to find out about dancebelts. Having been laughed at all through my life, even to this day, on account of my being just under 4 feet tall, I dreaded that something like that would interfere with my dancing. Now, the smell of mayonnaise is a real turn-off for me, so I used that to my advantage. I have a rather full moustache and beard, so I just rub a little mayonnaise in it before I dance (not so it's visible--just so it smells of mayo). This, coupled with the donning of a dancebelt, has saved me from worry. I am currently working on a Kevlar dancebelt that "blends to the belly" for an absolutely 100% carefree dance. It is true that most height-disabled men have disproportionately large members (dwarfism, as opposed to midgetism). My smock would stand out at least seven inches from my belly. Do the math! That's a sixth of my total height! But now I feel comfortable enough to dance in large balls. Answers to this message: |
