Subject: How do I get women to dance?
From: Jazzman (O Akman)
Date: Friday 6th September 2002, 5:35 pm

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If you say "do you want to dance?", it's easy for her to say "no".
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If you say "let's dance", you're making it more difficult for her to say "no", but there's still an implied question in there.

If you say "this is a great track, come on", take her hand and start towards the dance floor, it's much more difficult for her to say "no", because there's no opportunity.

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The adage about horses and river springs to mind. Juat because you are both on the dance floor and have assumed the position, so to speak, does not mean you get a dance. All she has to do is not follow!

   


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