DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
Ballerinas weren't meant to be short. If you're familiar with ballet you would know why...
They are not gymnast either. Yet the pointed shoes only encourages being tall.
You remove the shoes from ballet you have nothing more than a dance performance.
Ballet traditionally favors taller dancers due to aesthetic preferences and historical standards, often referred to as the "Balanchine body," which emphasizes long limbs and a slender physique.
They are not gymnast either. Yet the pointed shoes only encourages being tall.
You remove the shoes from ballet you have nothing more than a dance performance.
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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
@Notladylike Listen I do like short women. Might even prefer them. Yet I grew up with the classics.
I wouldn't ask Opera singer to be short and skinny either. And they normally are not.
Doesn't mean that I prefer heavy set women.
I wouldn't ask Opera singer to be short and skinny either. And they normally are not.
Doesn't mean that I prefer heavy set women.
@DeWayfarer I’ve no idea what tangent you’re on.
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
@Notladylike The classic ballets were designed for tall women is my point!
Why the flow is upward reaching and on point (the ballet shoes pointed up)!
Why the flow is upward reaching and on point (the ballet shoes pointed up)!
MartinTheFirst · 26-30, M
I dont think ballerinas look right at all tbf
@MartinTheFirst Some do. The short and petite ones.
MartinTheFirst · 26-30, M
@Notladylike naw
@MethDozer where is the lie though