[Tango-L] Who's leading?
Nina Pesochinsky
nina at earthnet.net
Thu Sep 20 11:01:04 EDT 2007
If someone had offered me to "do a few milongas", I am not sure I
would have answered it any differently than this woman. :)
Language holds power. Never underestimate the power of seduction
(salesmanship, persuasion). This is an example of a failed sales
attempt. The man had 2 seconds for a sales pitch and he failed to
sell himself and the experience he was offering to the woman, and she
did not want to be a woman with him.
Nina
>Overheard recently at a Portland Tango event:
>
> MAN: Would you like to do a few of these milongas?
> WOMAN: Not as a woman.
> MAN: OK. Thanks anyhow.
>
>
>
>Igor Polk <ipolk at virtuar.com> wrote:
> A woman.
>
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