Whenever I go to a bar, with a dance floor, or a club, I generally like to get down (on the dance floor), and have a bit of fun. The problem is when a girl comes up to me, and starts dancing too; well that's not the problem. The problem is that after a short stint of dancing, they leave me be, which I don't have a problem with.
I've been told I'm a good dancer, and I generally think that's why girls like dancing with me (and majority of cases, grinding), but I'm not one to pursue girls that I dance with, because really I'm there just to have some floor. But should I be? Am I passing up a chance to develop a relationship?
I don't know whether it's a case of girls just wanting to have some fun on the dance floor too, or it's like an invitation to go over to where they are, and strike up a conversation (hence the leaving part).
So what do girls really want? Just to have fun night dancing with strangers, with no strings attached, and no expectations thereafter. Or is it a case of trying to hook up with someone?
I've been told I'm a good dancer, and I generally think that's why girls like dancing with me (and majority of cases, grinding), but I'm not one to pursue girls that I dance with, because really I'm there just to have some floor. But should I be? Am I passing up a chance to develop a relationship?
I don't know whether it's a case of girls just wanting to have some fun on the dance floor too, or it's like an invitation to go over to where they are, and strike up a conversation (hence the leaving part).
So what do girls really want? Just to have fun night dancing with strangers, with no strings attached, and no expectations thereafter. Or is it a case of trying to hook up with someone?
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