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Date Posted: 11:23:44 12/02/08 Tue
Author: LOL!
Subject: Dance class - how about middle and high school. My son is to a point where he doesn't tell the other boys what he is doing. He told his friends he was going to a soccer tournement instead of O - and he doesn't even play soccer anymore
In reply to: Geoff 's message, "Let's face it - most boys have to develop a thick skin to stay in this sport for any length of time, so a few nasty posts on a message board are unlikely to change their views on dancing. They probably hear much worse from the odd malcontent in dance class." on 10:59:30 12/02/08 Tue


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[> [> [> [> We've been there! My son gradually grew more comfortable discussing ID with his classmates and has even performed in his high school classes on occasion. It also helps that he has a great group of boys to hang out with at our dance school. -- Geoff, 12:14:24 12/02/08 Tue [1]


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[> [> [> [> We experienced that with older son (now grown), but younger son has had a completely different experience. His HS friends think it's really cool that he dances, and constantly ask him to demonstrate in the halls @ school. Perhaps because of his attitude--he has no problem telling anyone who might be critical that dance is cool and their opinion to the contrary is lame. -- Very fortunate., 07:43:11 12/11/08 Thu [1]


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