I was dancing with this woman for the first time. She was humming with this sound of excitement in my right ear, which I am sure you all know what it sounds like, shortly into the song. Her embrace was reasonably giving. The whole dance experience was relatively pleasant throughout the song, or so I thought...
Soon as the music stopped, she pushed away from my embrace, like I was a hot potato...
And it happened three times (one tanda)!
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Did they stalk / sidle / saunter / hobble / run away?
ReplyDeleteDid they glare / stare / god forbid tear?
Did they smile / grin / moue / curl a lip (or two)?
Did they go straight to the table / door / washroom?
We have the subject. Missing the predicate.
Curious cat perishing here...
Dear ChiseledChimp,
ReplyDeleteWhile I enjoyed your comment as it was indeed creative (and made me smile!), I believe I can help make it more clear:
The fact is, it is never pleasant to be pushed away, mid-embrace. It hurts, emotionally. It goes far beyond the dance.
TP: Eh, you just need to get back down here to BsAs - Cherie and (Paula?) and I will give you good embraces. :-)
I guess she just wasn't comfortable being in a close embrace with a stranger when the music wasn't playing.
ReplyDeleteThe fact that she did it 3 times shows that it's normal for her.
Tina,
ReplyDeleteYou, Cherie and Paula? Wow, good enough reason to get back down to BsAs right now
And yes, it hurt a bit emotionally, especially after she seemed to have a good time dancing with me.
Oh well... there is always BsAs.
David,
ReplyDeleteNo that I am complaining again, but it seems to me that some women just want to take but not give in tango.
I have experienced similar situation in various degrees before. I wrote about it this time because the timing was really bad. It felt like the second the music stop, she turned into a ice cold stone.