Rules Of Choosing Partners

At a private dance, every man should dance with the hostess and the lady on either side of the table.

Of course, he had to take the first and last dance with the lady he brought.

He should also observe his wife's long absence with other partners throughout the night.

If a woman sits with a man, the other man can not come up and ask her to dance.

But if she sits among a group of people, he can approach her and ask, "do you want to dance?"

"She can say," I would like to, "also can say," no, thank you. I'm resting now.

"Before, it was considered an insult to the former by refusing the first inviter, and then dancing with another man.

Today, you can dance with any inviter.

If you choose not to jump, you can politely refuse.

When the two dancers dance together, if another man inserts in, the dancing lady can not refuse to change partners.

Inserting in is the worst form of dance.

In particular, those who want to dance often interrupt by inserting without taking a few steps.

The traditional concept of dancing is that a woman must constantly dance with newly inserted partners.

When a man saw a lady he wanted to dance with, he could walk up and patting her partner's shoulder. The former partner gave up his position for the newcomer.

A new pair of dancers dance until third people insert or stop music.

However, the previous partner could not be re inserted, and the female partner was taken back from the woman who had taken away her partner.

Moreover, one should not re insert the same person's dance in the next dance.

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