Women Are Beautiful In Dance

Men shouldn’t dance. Not simply because as a man, I have no interest in watching them dance, but because women so put men to shame when it comes to dancing.

The female body, and the natural grace that comes with it was made for dance.

Men are angular and somewhat brutish compared to women. Masculinity fits this, dance does not.

Women are curves and lines, gentle swells and soft rises, fluid motions and song portrayed as movement. They simply are music in the way the move. Female beauty can be expressed wonderfully in song and dance.

Women are also more subtle and emotional traits that enable the dancer to speak to an audience and captivate it.

Dance also has a wonderful effect on the female body. It is the perfect form of exercise for a woman. It tones and shapes her muscles wonderfully, making them slim and tight, bringing out that wonderfully female beauty while avoiding the angles and bulges that look out of place on a woman, but so appropriate on a man.

This is true of all types of dance, from the ballroom dancer to the stripper. From the most elegant and stylized to the blatantly sexy erotic.

Men can learn all the movements and can be extremely talented when it comes to dance, but they cannot compare to the natural ability women have, and the compliment that female beauty is to dance.

The two seem made for one another, which is why men are so drawn to watching women dance. And why men are so easily captivated by a woman who knows how to use her natural gifts to enchant through the movements of her body.

The power of the female dancer, and her effect on men is undeniable. A hot young stripper can command the attention of an entire room. Yes - due to her blatant sexuality, but all the more because this sexuality is blended so perfectly with the movement of her body as she dances.

This is why so many men have sexual fantasies involving exotic dancers, and why guys find hot stripper stories so exciting.

But it’s not only erotic dance that displays female beauty so very well, not at all. Any form of dance - short of the ridiculous - serves to showcase the beauty of a woman, with each type highlighting a particular aspect of it.