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[King Belieal]

I come from a place where dancing is a lifestyle. There is no way that a person would grow up in my society and would not get to master the art of dancing consciously or unconsciously.

I know other cultures that also regard dancing very seriously. I know of the Philippines and Indian culture?

Does your culture have elements of dancing infused in it? If yes, what is the most popular dance step in your culture? Do you dance as a person? Do you enjoy dancing?

[STARMIX25]

Yes, I love to dance. I was once a dance troupe member during my university days. After I graduated from the university, I was no longer with the group, so I just danced at home.I dance Tiktok, and modern.

[Trush Jodie]

I am a Christian and my worship activity requires that we dance as a necessity. So, it is in church that I consciously dance. I might unconsciously vibe to music in social gatherings though. But for real active dancing that can make one sweat, I do it in church.

[Fidelia]

I love to dance so much. It is part of the morning exercises that I do as it really helps me stretch and sweat. I can spend two hours on my mirror with my Bluetooth speaker dancing to good upbeat songs. Dancing is almost a lifestyle for me.

[MamaFrankie]

No.

[arunima25]

My country is very well known for it's diverse culture. And dance is an integral part of it. We have so many classical dance forms and folk dance forms.
Yes, I love dancing and I would often do that. It is like a stress burster for me. I would often play music and sway around while doing chores. Music and dance are so important for me.