[Tango-L] women as leader

[Trini y Sean (PATangoS)]

Keith:

I can see your point about women not dancing the man's role
the same way as a man, and perhaps that's a limitation
Dyane needs to know.  However, she stated that she wanted
to learn tango as a leader because she saw it as an
opportunity to improve her dancing.  Anything wrong with
that?  She didn't state any fantasies of dancing tango the
same way a man would, but she's taking the intiative to
educate herself.  That's a heck of a lot better than those
who expect to be spoonfed tango and don't bother to work on
it.  I say, "You go, girl!"


Dyane:
I must apologize for my earlier comments if I implied that
you're a bad dancer.  That was not my intention.  I really
mustn't post when I've been lacking sleep.  Good luck!

Trini de Pittsburgh




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