| ▲ | gniv 12 hours ago | |||||||
Eh, more like cringe. They'll get over it. You'll also get better. | ||||||||
| ▲ | readread 12 hours ago | parent [-] | |||||||
> Eh, more like cringe. Yeah, true. > They'll get over it. Has not been my experience. > You'll also get better. Ditto. I am not gifted at music but my affinity for it and ability to play music is above-average (not hard, most people just don't ever even try) but if I try to dance, somehow where I think each movement should start or end is entirely wrong, like, to such a degree that it's like I'm trying and wonderfully succeeding at doing it wrong. Somehow, even with the objective criteria of sensors ensuring I am indeed hitting things when I should be, I can even get pretty damn good at something like Dance Dance Revolution, and feel like I'm moving naturally and smoothly while playing it, yet apparently look like I'm having a seizure even as I'm landing "perfects" across the board. That's how constitutionally incapable of dance (or, if you prefer, how "white") I am. | ||||||||
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