Ender612
Community Member
- MBTI
- INFJ
No, dancing is the best way to tell. At least for me.
A good dancer responds and adapts to their partner.
Are their movements predictable and repetitious (could be that they are the same way in bed)? From the female side, how well do they take control in the dance; are they directive and is there a sense of certainity? How do they touch? Is it firm and confident, is it strong and rough, or is there barely any pressure and they're limiting their physical contact (the last was such a turn off for me).
Body movement....Is there some coordination, can hands and feet be moving separately? I've had dance partners who keep their hands plastered to me and still cause they were concentrating more on what their feet (or groins) are doing.
Wow...This is interesting...I've heard similar things before...
This makes dancing even more frightening now...that people may be drawing conclusions from my lack of dancing skills...But then again, I rarely go out dancing, and any conclusions people would draw about supposed skills would (in my case) be completely unfounded (for reasons that shall not be discussed in the form).
Also, all the stuff you described totally relates to jiu-jitsu for me. Hands and feet doing independent things. Coordination, Control, Flow, Adaptation, Predictability. Hmmm, I wonder if you can tell about skills in "other arenas" from watching some jiu-jitseros training...