D1nk0 wrote:
Meh, you dont need to dance in order to get a girl. Dancing with girls at clubs is NO guarantee that they actually want anything more than to do Just that. Besides, many women like to dance yet DONT like it when guys try to hit on them or dance with them. They just wanna dance, and so they end up doing so at Gay Bars

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OK, here's the scenario that I'm worried about:
A typical friday night for me is to leave work around 5ish, and head over to the local wine bar for a few drinks with co-workers and other acquaintances, then go for a decent dinner, then head to the local irish bar (no I'm not irish, but the bar is a good scene... and no dance floor) for a few more drinks. At any point through that process, there are friends of friends and passers by that we pick up into the group briefly.....
So at 10:30 or so, when things start to break up and one of the new girls says something like "well, I'm going to head over to thus and such bar and dance for a while", then looks directly at me and asks "Would you like to come along?".... I'm stuck. If I go I'm no longer able to continue the social contact effectively. I either play wallflower and get too drunk, too self concious, or too overwhelmed with the noise and lights to interact. That or I keep the girl from dancing (while she waits for me to get up the nerve to try) and neither one of us has much fun. And if I don't go, the girl assumes that I'm not that into her and that's the end of things. To date, I haven't been able to convince any girl that she wants to try to teach me to dance. ... so the night ends on a sour note.
This doesn't happen every friday, but often enough that I'd like to take advantage of the situation. It's soooo frustrating to actually have occasional opportunities for romance and not be equipped to take advantage of them.