 the male dancer
written by Bill               on 22.05. at 06:15:12 - as answer to: Ontario -M 22 wants to learn ballet (basics)- -For real- from dance student by hello> >I've always been interested in ballet, but never had the support >to take any classes. I want to try/learn ballet from a dancer (private)>to: a)see if I want too, b) learn the basics so I don't look like a fool. Listen, kid. No way could you look a bigger fool than me, taking up dance at age 46. I tried it and I like it, tho it's damn hard. For me, it's the coordination ("Spazz" is my middle name!). My teacher agrees about the "fool" part, but the other students accept me. Why should you be afraid? Classes are relaxed - once you actually get into lessons, you'll forget about your appearance or whatever else is bugging you (until the instructor corrects you, that is). >I'm curious if there is anyone out there who would love to teach me.>Nothing major, just where to start. And if it works out I would enroll>in a real class.>I am normal!! I guess, good looking - it's all subjective. Perfer to meet some one similar age (early 20's) but doesn't really matter. And would prefer to email for awhile to get to know the person, before meeting.>Write me if your interested, or kinda interested.>Thankyou>(please send me response via email -thanks)>You don't have to be highly skilled, a fellow basic student is all right. But you do not say how much you are willing to compensate such a person for their time/expertise. Just my two cents. Bill Answers to this message: 
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