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Question Posted Friday October 1 2004, 6:30 pm

Well, 1 of my good guy friends is having a party(not my boyfrind, just friend) well anyways, I'm going of course b-c it's the day b4 my b-day! Well, anyways, I don't think I can dance very well, and what do I do if a guy comes behind me and starts dancing? I mean I LOVE 2 DANCE, it's just I don't think I can dance that well. We just had homecoming, and guys did come up 2 me and dance behind me, but I don't think I can dance. What should I do, I'm confused! HELP!

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JuStSuRrEnDeR_x3 answered Friday October 1 2004, 6:51 pm:
hey! just dance ... start out like slowly then get into it .. im sure u prolly dance good just u dnt have confidence .. nd if they dnt like the way you dance then oh well for them ... just be ur-self .. hope i helped

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