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<blockquote data-quote="FreeSpirit74" data-source="post: 57379151" data-attributes="member: 142933"><p>No one has any problem with it. Just as no one has any problem with us women asking the men to be our dance partners, plus I have danced/socialized with many a married/in-a-relationship man without getting dragged out into the parking lot and having the %*^& beaten out of me by his jealous girlfriend/wife (jealousy, possessiveness and insecurity have no place in the folk dance community - I even know of a couple dancers who practice polyamory). It's just part of the Eastern US folk dance culture. Of course, I see it more with the New England dancers; the New York State male dancers seem to abhore it, but they don't point and make fun when they do see it. It's perfectly accepted. You either "get it" or you don't, and the ones who don't tend to not be a part of the contra/folk dance world.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FreeSpirit74, post: 57379151, member: 142933"] No one has any problem with it. Just as no one has any problem with us women asking the men to be our dance partners, plus I have danced/socialized with many a married/in-a-relationship man without getting dragged out into the parking lot and having the %*^& beaten out of me by his jealous girlfriend/wife (jealousy, possessiveness and insecurity have no place in the folk dance community - I even know of a couple dancers who practice polyamory). It's just part of the Eastern US folk dance culture. Of course, I see it more with the New England dancers; the New York State male dancers seem to abhore it, but they don't point and make fun when they do see it. It's perfectly accepted. You either "get it" or you don't, and the ones who don't tend to not be a part of the contra/folk dance world. [/QUOTE]
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