[MtnTime2896]

How many of you guys still let yourselves dance regardless of if you look cool or not?

I was dancing about 30 minutes ago and enjoyed it. I dance like no one is watching cause they aren't....and I don't judge my own coolness because I fear I don't have the objectivity but I think I get down and funky and it feels good so no shame

[Yours_Truly]

It's been a few years since with this recent depression that lingers on, but I've been known to let it fly when that perfect song strikes. It's a great exercise. I wish I could remember which songs make me want to dance.

[MtnTime2896]

Originally Posted by Yours_Truly

It's been a few years since with this recent depression that lingers on, but I've been known to let it fly when that perfect song strikes. It's a great exercise. I wish I could remember which songs make me want to dance.

Yeah, I know what you mean. I only really dance when it's the right song. Usually one I hate, but has a good beat. I get really flamboyant with it.

Ever listen to "Best Friend" by Toy Box? I do that one a lot.

But my favorite song to dance to (and I hate this song) and always dance towards my fiance to is: Smile.dk - "Butterfly".

See if you can get into it.

[*Laurie*]

I love to dance!

[StarGazingFish]

because of my classic autism i constantly rock and dance whether standing or sitting and ive never been aware of other people watching me.
i was dancing/rocking while myself and my two support staff were in a park and a old man who passed me told me to never stop dancing and how cool it was that i didnt care,i cant remember the exact words he said.

[MtnTime2896]

Originally Posted by StarGazingFish

because of my classic autism i constantly rock and dance whether standing or sitting and ive never been aware of other people watching me.
i was dancing/rocking while myself and my two support staff were in a park and a old man who passed me told me to never stop dancing and how cool it was that i didnt care,i cant remember the exact words he said.

I concur with this man. Keep dancing.

This is a rather interesting post for me...

I had "You Can Call Me Al" on in the bathroom while I was getting ready for bed and I got happy and wanted to dance. (I didn't because I was brushing my teeth...the point is that I WANTED to). I remembered what "happy" was...I remembered joy. I haven't felt that in 5 years.

It was the most bittersweet 30 seconds.

Well, I really don't have much of a night life; but...

I dance at home. All the time. I have caught people on the street looking up at me but I don't care - I'm a dancing queen and in the moment. My boyfriend and I will jive or slow dance for all to see and it makes me feel wonderful. This is not only about the human connection but is in a way being assertive and confident.