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Quantess

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9. Yes you have a great and valid point, but

Sat Feb 2, 2013, 04:37 PM

Feb 2013

doesn't it seem like EVERY study is first done on males, and if there is a second factor to be considered, well then it's heterosexual males then! Just to make sure the "standard human being".
Females, homosexuals, etc are traditionally considered to be complications in the study.

Edit to add: Yes, and men are also dependent on women. That's like saying that a tribe of exclusively male chimpanzees will have a good society.

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Good dancing is 'sign of male strength', study says [View all] xchrom Feb 2013 OP

This seems to fall in line with tribes where the men dance to GreenPartyVoter Feb 2013 #1

maybe this is why straight women love dancing with gay men lol nt msongs Feb 2013 #2

well, the figure isn't doing anything between shoulder and thigh RainDog Feb 2013 #3

Refusing to dance is a sign of firm self-esteem and a strong self-image. DavidDvorkin Feb 2013 #4

This message was self-deleted by its author randome Feb 2013 #6

LOL! I misread your post. randome Feb 2013 #7

I prefer to see it as standing firm against those who insist that one must dance DavidDvorkin Feb 2013 #14

I got ya! No problems from me! randome Feb 2013 #19

As Long as You Don't Do It In the Middle of the Dance Floor AndyTiedye Feb 2013 #36

Ha! DavidDvorkin Feb 2013 #38

Totally agree! Ron Obvious Feb 2013 #23

Dancing is fun if you can dance brush Feb 2013 #27

I'm sure that's true DavidDvorkin Feb 2013 #31

Maybe this explains the universal appeal of Ricky Martin..? Quantess Feb 2013 #5

The hetero bias built-in to this study gives me pause. (updated) Cerridwen Feb 2013 #8

Yes you have a great and valid point, but Quantess Feb 2013 #9

Well stated. I'm about to update my post above. Cerridwen Feb 2013 #11

That's the long standing tradition. Quantess Feb 2013 #13

That then results in useless, or worse yet, deadly Cerridwen Feb 2013 #16

It's true. And yes, there have been real, deadly results throughout history. Quantess Feb 2013 #32

I think Tom Jones would beg to differ with all that hopping around! MADem Feb 2013 #10

these are good dance moves! samsingh Feb 2013 #12

Good dancing also demonstrates agility, coordination. GreenStormCloud Feb 2013 #15

I must be an inferior male specimen because I hate dancing. Apophis Feb 2013 #17

This Introvert LOVES to Dance AndyTiedye Feb 2013 #34

'The results showed that women were drawn to strong arm and torso moves.' freshwest Feb 2013 #18

Go to minute three of this video if you want to see some good torso movement flamingdem Feb 2013 #20

here's a guy with moves RainDog Feb 2013 #21

I remember him, he must be a few years older now flamingdem Feb 2013 #22

I think there's a video of him a few years older RainDog Feb 2013 #25

I can teach any man to dance. JoePhilly Feb 2013 #24

LOL RainDog Feb 2013 #26

Share away ... I used this technique to help many very bad dancers. JoePhilly Feb 2013 #28

whatever works RainDog Feb 2013 #29

Dancing Comes Much More Easily to Me than Basketball AndyTiedye Feb 2013 #35

I've done this with people who have never played basketball too. JoePhilly Feb 2013 #37

Fascinating Teaching Technique AndyTiedye Feb 2013 #42

Martial arts and boxing also have moves that translate well into dancing. backscatter712 Feb 2013 #43

I just love to watch John Wayne and Robert De Niro dance. lumberjack_jeff Feb 2013 #30

For many years I have advised awkward young men... LEARN HOW TO DANCE! Luminous Animal Feb 2013 #33

Most Dance Clubs are Too Crowded AndyTiedye Feb 2013 #39

DU Rec !!! WillyT Feb 2013 #40

Makes You Smarter Too AndyTiedye Feb 2013 #41