Poll on Unsolicited Feedback In Tango

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This poll is attempting to determine the frequency distribution (and magnitude of the problem) of unsolicited feedback (at milongas only, not practicas) between male/lead on female/follow versus female/follow on male/lead. For this reason, and for simplicity of results, traditional lead/follow roles are the only options. Please don’t hold that against us. We are well aware of the full range of sexual orientations, gender identities, and combinations of dancing roles.

Female or Male? Note: for simplicity of this poll, traditional roles are the only options. *

Female/Follower

Male/Leader

How often do you attend milongas? *

1x per month

2-3 times per month

4-6 times per month

7-10 times per month

15-20 times per month

Once every few months

A few times a year

Several times a year

How often do you receive unsolicited feedback? *

I have never received unsolicited feedback

Once or twice over several years

Once or twice every few milongas

Several times every few milongas

A few times over the span of a year

Several times over the span of a year

Many times over the span of a year

Magnitude of problem *

It’s not a problem, shut up and dance.

It’s a problem, but it’s the nature of the beast and will never be solved.

It’s a problem, and it would be nice if more could be done about it.

This is a huge problem and more should definitely be done about it.

Reaction (check all that apply) *

I’ll never dance with this person again.

It definitely caused me to dance with this person less frequently

I actually welcome the feedback.

It hurts my feelings

It makes me sad

It makes me angry

It makes me feel insecure about my dance

It’s upsetting enough that it will immediately affect my dance to the point that I’m distracted and making mistakes.

It makes me want to quit tango

It caused me to quit tango and pursue other social dances

It caused me to decrease my dancing frequency in my own community and attend milongas in nearby cities, and/or start attending encuentros and marathons.

Other:

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Do you have any thoughts on why people might consciously (or possibly unconsciously) give unsolicited feedback while dancing at a milonga?

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