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Unless you believe that all women tell the truth all the time, you have to entertain the idea that she had never seen you in her life.

On the off chance that OP should visit the forum again, Oscar Wilde provided the solution to his predicament a long time ago: "A man can be happy with any woman as long as he does not love her"

The fact is that no other dance on earth has this bizarre system, and probably for a reason.

It is definitely a nuisance. Few people who go out to dance socially want to see their pictures posted all over on the internet the next morning. The organizer of an event generally has the right to restrict picture taking. I think the solution would be for the organizer to allow picture taking...

I would be careful with that. Why force someone who doesn't know Balboa to sit out three songs. In my experience the problem is the opposite: some DJs love very fast or very slow music and that is all they play all night long.

I agree with the OP that the tanda system is a problem that keeps tango from becoming a more popular dance. One would normally take a chance on an unknown partner for one song. But who would want to commit for 3 or 4 long songs to a stranger who may well turn out an unpleasant dance partner.