To date or not to date... is it specific to tango?

My first inclination is to say NO DONT! but then I find myself talking excessively about my love for tango with my nontango dates. They all have the same "amused but confused" look on their faces. Perhaps they are impressed by my zest and passion or they are just really thinking "I should run right now before she asks me to try dancing with her." I find myself at ease with my male tango friends sharing in this love/addiction.... then there're all these other questions... like if I dated them... would we be able to handle the jealousy factor? The breaking up is the hardest part.... how do you go about splitting milongas?? Fortunately, I already went through this part. I can tell you it's not fun. Perhaps I should just treat each 3 minutes with my dance partner as a mini love affair.... which really doesn't sound all that bad.

besos,
Eva
 
The breaking up is the hardest part.... how do you go about splitting milongas?? Fortunately, I already went through this part. I can tell you it's not fun. Perhaps I should just treat each 3 minutes with my dance partner as a mini love affair.... which really doesn't sound all that bad.

besos,
Eva

You don't split 'em - you keep them all.
 
These things do take a little time to heal ... and during that time, it's best to avoid seeing each other at milongas. I do agree eventually you should feel free to go to all of them. Happy Dancing!

Besos,
Eva
 
Well I can pretend I don't care seeing my ex at a milonga... but the truth is I probably won't be able to block out the fact he is there and notice who he's dancing with... then it might ruin my tango zen. Better to avoid it when emotions are still raw. I think it really depends on who broke up with whom. He left in my case... so therefore, I should get the first pick of milongas.

besos,
Eva
 

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