 the male dancer
written by Brian at on 24.11. at 05:09:09 - as answer to: Right on Mike C. by Machoman at > Hey Machoman, I just want to say that I feel sorry for your lack of education on the subject of dance. Having not danced yourself, how could you possibly know how masculine or feminine dance really is? It's truly sad that you judge us male dancers when you have no basis for your insults. I also would like to express the fact that dancing well is possibly one of the hardest things to do. Physically and mentally. I truly hope that you grow up and begin to see that what we are doing is not only for women. If men are doing it, how could it be? There's a reason why men are choreographed into pieces. They are just as important as the female dancers. I don't know anything about motorcycles or football, but I'm not sterotyping or judging you, so don't criticize all male dancers untill you take a dance class, and see what dance is really about. Until then you're just an uneducated bigot. Yes, Mike C. has it together.My former girlfriend tried to get me to take ballet and to wear the tights.Well it caused a break up.I now have a girlfriend, who admires me for my ability to lift weights, and play ball.She also likes the rides on my Harley Davidson.I cannot understand why some women want to emasculate their boyfriends.Sports are for men-dance is for women, the natural order of things.I do feel sort of sorry, but mainly disgust for those who want to be emasculated and feminine in their approach to life.I really hope that they will not promote sex change operations, although it seems they need one.So men of dance, forget the belt, the tights, put the jock and sweats on play basketball, lift weights, feel like a man again.You will thank me for it, instead of giving up your testicles. Answers to this message:
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