Dance

Why I Am A Dancer

Rebekah Banister

Hello, world! Happy Wednesday! 💕👩🏻‍💻

I can’t believe we’re half-way through the week! 🙋🏻 Can you?

Anyway, today I’d like to try something a bit different. It’s pretty short and rambly, but just hang in there. 😋

WHY I AM A DANCER

1. I can express myself

2. It’s an art

3. It makes me feel alive

4. It’s my passion

5. It makes me feel as if everything is right in the world

6. The soreness I get after a long day of practice is the best feeling ever

7. I love wearing the pretty clothes (I mean, who wouldn’t?!)

8. It’s the mother of all dance

9. There’s a sense of magic at every show

10. God made me to dance, so that’s what I’m doing

Why are you a dancer?

Published by Rebekah Banister

Rebekah fell in love with blogging in August of 2017 and hasn’t stopped since. Her positive and comedic writing style has landed her opportunities to work with reputable brands such as SkinnyPop, Welly Merck, and Manna Hydration. After the success of her first blog, Questionable Tortoise Couture, she made plans to create a style blog titled Rebekah Grace Fashion set to launch in early 2020.

16 thoughts on “Why I Am A Dancer”

  4. YEEEEES! I can relate 🙂
    I love dancing and it’s just the best thing ever so why wouldn’t you dance?
    Lydia ❤

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  6. I dance because I’m constantly twirling or doing off-hand frappes or something, and I think I might drive the world insane if I didn’t have an outlet for that, haha. Great post, Bekah! Btw, do you have pointe shoes?
    {Natalie}

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  10. I love these reasons, they’re what dancing is all about. When I dance, I feel like I can just let go and forget about all of my other worries, and the rush I get when performing is amazing.

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