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The Intimacy of dancing.
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Elan
20-11-2013
Blimey I don't remember that Ian and Jodie ending!
dippydancing
20-11-2013
Originally Posted by An Thropologist:
“For many social dancers the connection that can occur between two people and a piece of music is like a drug. Find it once and it will keep you going back to the floor searching for that perfect high again. The feeling when you are totally in synch with your partner and both interpreting the music in a way that is harmonious and satisfying is exquisite.

However it isn't necessarily sexual. It can be and that is lovely too . But often it is simply to do with a profound feeling of understanding and being understood - being in perfect rapport if you like.

Connection is a really good word to describe this and it is perhaps the most important element of partner dancing. Most social dancing is not choreographed in advance but made up on the spot so the connection allows the communication and makes the dance happen.

Because it feels so wonderful when the rapport is there and you move smoothly with a partner (no tugging or toppling etc) it is perhaps the most desirable element of partner dancing. It is for me anyway.”

I was going to write something until I read this- you've put it far better than could have, and I agree whole-heartedly.
dippydancing
20-11-2013
Originally Posted by -Felicity-:
“Watch the end of Jodie Kidd & Ian's Rumba from Series 6...

I know Ian's gay and what not but oooh, if that was my boyfriend with her I'd be seething! ”

Brilliant! And it just reminds me of the great ITT interview where Ian says "Jodie just needs to show her breast on Saturday night". In fact I'm laughing now, even as I type.
SCD-Observer
20-11-2013
Originally Posted by dippydancing:
“Brilliant! And it just reminds me of the great ITT interview where Ian says "Jodie just needs to show her breast on Saturday night". In fact I'm laughing now, even as I type.”

One of those Classic ITT moments!!!
dippydancing
20-11-2013
Originally Posted by An Thropologist:
“If you love someone - let them free. If they return they are yours for ever. If they don't they never were..

I can't believe I am writing that, feel slightly queasy now.”

If you love someone, set them free. If they come back, nobody else wanted them either...
edy10
20-11-2013
Originally Posted by dippydancing:
“If you love someone, set them free. If they come back, nobody else wanted them either...”

Uhmm....never heard that one
An Thropologist
21-11-2013
Originally Posted by dippydancing:
“If you love someone, set them free. If they come back, nobody else wanted them either...”

You old cynic. Actually too I prefer your version. When I posted that I had to go in search of a bucket.
Queeniejean
21-11-2013
Originally Posted by dippydancing:
“I was going to write something until I read this- you've put it far better than could have, and I agree whole-heartedly.”

Yes that's more like what i meant when i started the thread,not the fact that dancing may lead to sex but that dancing is more intimate than sex in many ways. How long is it since many couples have been so close to one another in the daylight hours, many married people go through the motions and may not have the closeness they initially had,so to suddenly be dancing with a stranger day after day can bring back all the feelings of courtship in a way and the triumph of dance success can be very heady as demonstrated by Kevin and Susanna.
henrywilliams58
21-11-2013
Originally Posted by Queeniejean:
“Yes that's more like what i meant when i started the thread,not the fact that dancing may lead to sex but that dancing is more intimate than sex in many ways. How long is it since many couples have been so close to one another in the daylight hours, many married people go through the motions and may not have the closeness they initially had,so to suddenly be dancing with a stranger day after day can bring back all the feelings of courtship in a way and the triumph of dance success can be very heady as demonstrated by Kevin and Susanna.”

.... and all that bliss without having to buy her a glass of wine - never mind half a house
shrinkingviolet
21-11-2013
I never got the sense that Karen was making a claim...they are a very tactile couple (ie him kissing her on the floor after the Crazy In Love group dance was finished or rushing on after she was eliminated) and I kinda get the sense they are always very like that (as seen in her crib ep of ITT last year) and she was proud of him and that was just a natural reaction for them. They just aren't shy about PDA, I mean they got engaged on stage afterall, and for us who maybe aren't used to seeing one of our pro couples like that it may seem odd.

I get what the post is about though and I agree in a lot of ways - not so much with the professionals but more with the celebs - I think if you're not used to the intimacies required in dancing that it may, in certain circumstances, lead to confusion although I do think that over-simplifies it as well because i do think that there has to be a conscious effort to ~forget that it's just a professional relationship in these situations as well and the ones who make that effort would probably have found an excuse to do so in their day job environment as well.
edy10
21-11-2013
Originally Posted by Queeniejean:
“Yes that's more like what i meant when i started the thread,not the fact that dancing may lead to sex but that dancing is more intimate than sex in many ways. How long is it since many couples have been so close to one another in the daylight hours, many married people go through the motions and may not have the closeness they initially had,so to suddenly be dancing with a stranger day after day can bring back all the feelings of courtship in a way and the triumph of dance success can be very heady as demonstrated by Kevin and Susanna.”

BIB I concur .

And did I miss something with Kevin and Susanna
henrywilliams58
21-11-2013
I suspect the pro-celebrity couples are chaperoned all the time by agents, camera crews, producers ...
The Swampster
21-11-2013
Originally Posted by edy10:
“BIB I concur .

And did I miss something with Kevin and Susanna ”

Apparently not. She was telling anyone who'd listen on ITT yesterday that she's got the hots for Pasha (although not in those words).
edy10
21-11-2013
Originally Posted by henrywilliams58:
“I suspect the pro-celebrity couples are chaperoned all the time by agents, camera crews, producers ...”

edy10
21-11-2013
Originally Posted by The Swampster:
“Apparently not. She was telling anyone who'd listen on ITT yesterday that she's got the hots for Pasha (although not in those words).”

Ah okay, thanks.
JohnCurry
22-11-2013
Ballroom dancing was the original form of speed dating.
karina_
22-11-2013
Originally Posted by henrywilliams58:
“I suspect the pro-celebrity couples are chaperoned all the time by agents, camera crews, producers ...”

They're not.
Big Boy Barry
22-11-2013
People in relationships should take up dancing, even if it's just amateur stuff for fun. It's a great way of connecting. Deepens the passion.
Queeniejean
22-11-2013
Originally Posted by Big Boy Barry:
“People in relationships should take up dancing, even if it's just amateur stuff for fun. It's a great way of connecting. Deepens the passion.”

Yes i agree, the last time i touched my husbands hand it was to pass him the remote.
dancingbearbear
26-11-2013
Originally Posted by karina_:
“and since remarried ”

Is this right? I thought he was married to someone else now
peppy5
26-11-2013
Originally Posted by dancingbearbear:
“Is this right? I thought he was married to someone else now”

Ramps? He married Puja Vedi, I think a couple of years after his divorce.
dancingbearbear
26-11-2013
Originally Posted by peppy5:
“Ramps? He married Puja Vedi, I think a couple of years after his divorce.”

That's what I thought too
henrywilliams58
26-11-2013
Originally Posted by Queeniejean:
“Yes i agree, the last time i touched my husbands hand it was to pass him the remote.”

That's sad.

But sometimes it takes two to tango. Give him a (regular) hug and see how he reacts. And go dancing with or without him.

Check this thread

http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showthread.php?t=1911730
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