As a Culture We Need Dance
As a Culture We Need Love
I'm a Male Pole Dancer
I will not go quietly into the night.
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Time to pass the torch
4 years ago
Well as a home poler, I don't attend a studio, but if I did, I would be honored to attend it with someone as talented and graceful in their dance as you. I believe that dance should never discriminate.
ReplyDeleteI want to see the post about vulnerability and doubt too! From this post the last video is so vulnerable and so proud, it speaks to me on so many levels. Dance is horrifying and beautiful because of that--you have to proud and in love with the movement to be wonderful but this puts you in such a position of vulnerability. For me it will always be about emoting, something I am particularly awful at but it's what made me want to make dance a big part of my life. I see emotive power in your dance and it is breathtaking. Inspiring.
ReplyDeleteMen need to be emotive and emotional, too. Society takes men's power to be full individuals just as it does with women so the right way to improve the situation is to address both sides. To see your videos is enlightening because there you are among women whom cheer you on and you cheer on. It's one detail and it tells a story about what equality looks like. The more men and women can feel free to participate in ANY undertaking, the closer we will really be to what empowerment is really about.
Bob I want to see the post about vulnerability and doubt too! LOVE the final video - so much emotion!
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ReplyDeleteJust so beautifully put.
ReplyDeleteSometimes actions do speak far louder than our words ever can :)