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by dav_Oz
1214 days ago
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Incidentally a helpful dichotomy in this regard is laid out in Nietzsche's first major work: The Birth of Tragedy Out of the Spirit of Music (he was a superb classical philologist by trade and one of the youngest tenured "Classics" professors at the age of 24): Apollonian/Dionysian [0] >Dancing forces you to be here and now—connecting you with your and your partner’s body. Dancing is a means of irrational communication. Dancing is a conversation between two people where the means of communication are your bodies. Personally, I wouldn't focus on partner dance. In my experience those tend to be over-analytical and strict. It is more approachable to immerse yourself in dancing all by yourself and/or in group dance (more akin to ritualistic dances inducing trance-like states). [0]https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollonian_and_Dionysian |
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Now that you bring it up, does it help? That is, does dancing help you get laid?