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A member asked:
Went to dance lesson alone and had a great time. afterward felt foolish. should i go back if uncomfortable?
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Absolutely.: Trust me, most people feel foolish while dancing, especially during a lesson when the whole point is to learn how to dance. If you enjoyed, it you should absolutely go back! being uncomfortable will pass.
Answered 12/9/2013
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