Post: #26

^ There will probably be a Rebel Wilson ballet movie soon, swap out Natalie Portman for her and call it The Black Hippo.

Post: #27

My friend briefly dated a girl in the Winnipeg ballet (supposedly top notch for Canada). He asked if there were any straight guys who did ballet.

She said "they are all gay... or confused".

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Another guy I know from Romania dated a ballerina. He said it was the best sex of his life.

I asked why.

He asked me to hold out my finger.

Once I did, he clasped his hand around it and squeezed in a pulse-like fashion.

But... all that aside... they are usually not busty, right? In that case better to go with an opera singer or violinist with a tiny waist.

Post: #28

I used to be part of their world as a dancer in HS/college. I wasn't that good, but the lack of men made me sought after (in dance.)

Some thoughts:

Maybe 1 in 3 is not interested in men. (Higher ratio of lesbians than the general population.)

Attractive women don't need to be around men all day to have plenty of suitors. An attractive girl with zero social skills still gets approached.

About half of male ballet dancers are straight. That's in the professional world. In HS/college it's maybe 2/3 straight.

If you like feminine curves, especially boobs, go elsewhere. Ditto if you have a foot fetish.

As the lone male in the room,I often overheard conversations that made me privy to information they would not ordinarily share with men. I don't think they're any more likely to be virgins or less likely to be players than the rest of the population.

Sorry to burst your bubble.

On the plus side, if you're part of the circle you're someone they're comfortable with, so more likely to "date" them.

Post: #29

If ballet dancers are anything like they're depicted in Black Swan, they're not sources of femininity...

Post: #30

I'm not a feet guy, but their feet are flat out gross. I don't want to see that shit.