Author, I wouldn't call you crazy just because you're small (we're talking about proms here). The dance is not to get drunk on the table and turn your ass. Nor is it to step against each other like stumbling horses a foot away. Dance is a role-playing game, an art. Have you seen real tango? This is the most passionate dance and the two partners in it practically depict love, jealousy, attraction, repulsion. The crowning act of my wedding was an Argentine tango that my best friend and I danced. We had rehearsed for a month for this performance, we even took a few lessons at a dance school. However, we caused a terrible furor. My husband was in seventh heaven because I announced the dance as my gift to him. The idea was that tango should be the dance of the bride and groom, but my husband was very worried about the idea and said, that on the dance floor he is like an elephant and absolutely can not cope with such pirouettes. I said "okay, there will be no tango" and started preparing the surprise. I suspect, author, that for you, my husband's normal behavior in such a situation would be to grab the knife from the table and pounce on the "opponent." So I assumed something was wrong in your head. Poor boy, he has to impose self-censorship even on his entertainment at the ball. You will ban his beer tomorrow. Other day - meetings with colleagues. Then - to greet the neighbors at the entrance. Finally, you will get the ideal man - a full social stump. Congratulations! that for you, my husband's normal behavior in such a situation would be to grab the knife from the table and pounce on the "opponent." So I assumed something was wrong in your head. Poor boy, he has to impose self-censorship even on his entertainment at the ball. You will ban his beer tomorrow. Other day - meetings with colleagues. Then - to greet the neighbors at the entrance. Finally, you will get the ideal man - a full social stump. Congratulations! that for you, my husband's normal behavior in such a situation would be to grab the knife from the table and pounce on the "opponent." So I assumed something was wrong in your head. Poor boy, he has to impose self-censorship even on his entertainment at the ball. You will ban his beer tomorrow. Other day - meetings with colleagues. Then - to greet the neighbors at the entrance. Finally, you will get the ideal man - a full social stump. Congratulations!
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She's a human being, what so much.