Researchers Scientifically Link Dancing Ability to Mate Quality
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Women are instinctively attracted to men who can dance, but why? Is it just because women enjoy dancing themselves? Actually, It’s more basic and important than that. A scientific study says that women use dancing ability to evaluate mate quality.
Dance has long been recognized as a signal of courtship in many animal species, including humans. Better dancers presumably attract more mates, or a more desirable mate.
What’s seemingly obvious in everyday life, however, has not always been rigorously verified by science. Now, a study by scientists at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, for the first time links dancing ability to established measures of mate quality in humans. Read more
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I came to the U.S. at age of 12 with my mother. We settled in sunny Florida, which was quite a contrast to Minsk. I have always been fascinated by sex and relationships. My sexual history and preferences are detailed in my post 
July 12th, 2008 at 8:49 am
“In species where fathers invest less than mothers in their offspring, females tend to be more selective in mate choice and males therefore invest more in courtship display.”
I think we can move on now.
Because in a societal sense, this ain’t changin’.