When I was in junior high school, I took ballroom dancing. The teacher-- a woman-- told us that if a misstep was made, it was always the girl’s fault.
Think for a moment about the flip ,too.
If the girls learned we were responsible when clumsy junior high school boys
stepped on our toes, then the boys also learned that mistakes were never their faults.
Warmest regards and no excuses, Gloria Feldt Co-founder and President, Take The Lead @Gloria Feldt
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