I've never been a fan of dances too. I get really nervous at anything like that. Plus, I'm just not a fan of dancing.

I don't start finals until next week, and I don't finish until the next Monday (May 16th).

Don't ask me why, but you would all be helping me a **** of a lot if you helped out and recommended some songs for a gothic rock/post-punk mixtape conductive to sensual dancing.

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Don't ask me why, but you would all be helping me a **** of a lot if you helped out and recommended some songs for a gothic rock/post-punk mixtape conductive to sensual dancing.

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Type O Negative - Love You to Death

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Don't ask me why, but you would all be helping me a **** of a lot if you helped out and recommended some songs for a gothic rock/post-punk mixtape conductive to sensual dancing.

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*insert any couple of Bauhaus tracks here*

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Originally Posted by Rocket2Russia

Don't ask me why, but you would all be helping me a **** of a lot if you helped out and recommended some songs for a gothic rock/post-punk mixtape conductive to sensual dancing.

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No questions asked (and generic song choices!)

Echo and the Bunnymen - "Nocturnal Me"
just pick a Siouxsie and the Banshees song, any should work
probably the same goes for The Psychedelic Furs

*shrugs*

Not sure if those would help for sensual dancing, but maybe some things to look into.

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Originally Posted by clashcityrocker10

You mean grinding? I hate when people grind SO MUCH.

I'd kinda like to learn how to do some other kinds of dance, though. Swing sounds particularly interesting.

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Haha, grind, that's it... my friend insists that it's fun, and I insist that it's ****ing stupid :p

I agree with you. :D

AP testing.

Yay.

Only AP that I am taking this year is APUSH, and it is killing me. The only part that I am really worried about though is the DBQ. It was much easier with AP World where I could just formulate an essay based purely on the documents, where as APUSH requires more outside information.