gypsyroze
New member
I should have asked this question a long time ago, but I guess now is as good as then.
When I went to the Rachel Brice workshop in February of last year, I met dancers from all over. I did notice how there seemed to be gossip about any or all dancers, from the good, the bad and the down right ugly.
My question is; What do bellydancers do when they find themselves unpopular, or snubbed? And if this is the case, just how forgiving is the bellydance world?
Also, what do you ladies think of unpopular dancers? WOuld you ever give them a second chance for whatever infraction they have made? Even if it were intentional or unintentional? And finally, since this dance is dominated by women, I want to know, do you ladies think that we as women, are as unforgiving as we are portrayed in literature and in film?
When I went to the Rachel Brice workshop in February of last year, I met dancers from all over. I did notice how there seemed to be gossip about any or all dancers, from the good, the bad and the down right ugly.
My question is; What do bellydancers do when they find themselves unpopular, or snubbed? And if this is the case, just how forgiving is the bellydance world?
Also, what do you ladies think of unpopular dancers? WOuld you ever give them a second chance for whatever infraction they have made? Even if it were intentional or unintentional? And finally, since this dance is dominated by women, I want to know, do you ladies think that we as women, are as unforgiving as we are portrayed in literature and in film?