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“Whatever shit happened to drag us here to this moment…I wish most of it hadn’t needed to go down the way it did, but I’m still glad it ended up here, right here … The pain was worth it if it’s what brought you to me.”

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by following the source link you’ll be directed to #044 gifs of PETER GADIOT as TOM WESTFALL in QUANTUM LEAP 2.02. these gifs were made by me from scratch and are not to be added to any gif hunts. please do not resize or use for any taboo content. these can be used for crackships/manip but please credit me. if you’ve found these helpful please like and/or reblog. thanks in advance!

PETER GADIOT is a Mexican, Dutch and French actor born in Haywards Heath, UK (1985).

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To all my writers who have a tough time with smut terms and not knowing which ones to use, I have found the holy grail for us.

This reddit user took a poll of 3,500 people and went really in depth with asking their favorite terminology, along with actual pie charts on what the readers preferred to see in their smut.

Here's the direct link to the Google doc with all the info!

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a quick sexy guide to writing dance, ballet edition

Classes: -for a full ballet class, it will usually last about two hours. if you are younger/go to a less intensive or ballet centered studio, the classes are usually an hour and a half. for very young kids they are usually an hour -class structure (usually): barre for about an hour or longer. tendus, (pronounced ton-due) plies (pronounced plea-ay), ron de jambes (ron-duh-jon (i get that its supposed to be pronounced jamb, but i have never heard that.), coupes (coo-pay), grande battements (grahnd bat mah), degage (day-gah-jay), in first, second, sometimes fourth and always fifth position, for younger dancers third. there are more but i can’t think of them. some center, 32/64 changements (shanj-mah)/beats depending on the level, turns (pirouette, attitude turns, pique turns, fouette turns for higher levels single then double and higher) ashapes. across the floor: a tombe pas de bourre (tom-bay pah-duh-bore-ay) glissade jete or pas de chat (pah-duh-shah) or other jump.  -dress code: leotard and pink tights, pink leather or canvas ballet shoes depending on the studio. most people have transitioning tights that have a hole in the bottom so your feet can get out. leotard color generally depends on the level of dance. it changes from studio to studio but generally its light blue/pink for lower levels and black for the highest/higher levels. if there’s no system of leo colors than everyone wears black. most studios want spaghetti strap leos, but some allow others. most also just have plain leos, but some allow fancy designs of straps/mesh. some studios may allow a skirt. a tight fitting sweater is sometimes allowed during barre/warm ups, but is taken off after. if you dont have the right dress you are usually not permitted to partake in class. some studios have boys also wear leo/tights, some wear black leggings and a tight white t shirt.

Pointe: -NOBODY IS ON POINTE UNTIL AT LEAST ELEVEN, usually older. going on pointe before then will fuck you up real good. please please please there are no exceptions, i will hunt you down if you even insinuate that someone is on pointe too early. -you will need at least two years of ballet experience. pointe is really hard. before going on pointe, people will take pre-pointe classes for at least half a year, many times longer to strengthen their ankles. -men generally dont go on pointe, but some do for many reasons, such as ankle strengthening, for the rare more modern performance, or for drag ballet. -pointe hurts. especially when you start, but it always hurts. why? cause ur standing on the top of your toes, dumbass. people do many things to try to alleviate this pain. wool, toe covers, padding, etc. also, your feet will get fucked up a lot. sorry foot fetishists, dancer feet are disgusting.  -you need specially fitted pointe shoes, and you sew on the straps yourself. the ribbons are just tied at the ankle. dancers go through many pointe shoes a year. very intense dancers will go through almost eighty pairs. theyre expensive. -when you get new ones, you have to break them in by just going up and down.  -new to pointe people dont do the whole class on pointe, sometimes just barre. 

Performances: -Most dancers do upwards of three dances, at least one of which is ballet. Many do more. Some do less. Most serious dancers can do more than 10. -Usually the same amount of performances as a theatre, maybe less -Dancers wear a black, white (sometimes), or usually nude leotard and pink tights under their costume. Most non-ballet classes use tan tights, so they might change.  -Stage makeup is required, usually a bit more with red lips, mascara/fake eyelashes, pink blush, etc. Men also wear makeup. -There is no shame backstage, or you won’t make your changes. Girls change in front of girls, boys change in front of boys, sometimes girls change in front of boys, its just how it is.  -Hair in a perfect ballet bun with hair-color hairties and absolutley no wispies. There is so much hairspray in this hair that when you take of the ties and pins, it’s still in a bun

General info: -Ballet hurts. It’s painful. you twist your body in ways that it is specifically desinged not to.  -feet can have just as much dexterity as hands. leaving it at that. -STRAIGHT LEGS OH MY GOD. You always have extremley straight legs unless ur doing a bent leg position. -Shaped body/fingers

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I’ve seen so many people portray ballerinas, or even dancers in general, wrong. Here’s two things that we need to get straight before going on:

Ballerinas are not anorexics.

Ballerinas do not turn into creepy-ass swans on stage, like in Black Swan. Nor do they get creepy needles in their skin.

Now, moving on. Now, many people make these guides based on how they see that they should be portrayed, but I’m making this guide from the inside. I, am a dancer myself, and I think that this would help many.

BODY

Although many see ballerinas as anorexic freaks in tights, they really aren’t that. Yes, dancers must be skinny, but they must have strong muscles. And that means all muscles. Including abs. Unlike musclemen, dancers must keep a toned body with strong muscles. 

A ballerina’s arms must have a delicate feeling to it, yet they must be strong and firm. A ballerina’s legs are very strong, and are full of muscle. Depending on how long and how much they dance, they could have hyper extended legs. As for feet, let’s just not say they’re the prettiest. So a personality idea or a a fact that many people might not know about is that the character might not like to wear closed-toed shoes. Details of the foot would include:

Veins are visible in the foot.

Toenails aren’t so pretty (Why? Because when dancers go on pointe, they have to cut their toenails so the impact of the hard box on the toe wouldn’t ruin the toenail. So don’t even think about doing a para about getting a pedicure. Stay with the manicure.)

Archy feet (Due to constant pointing of the foot)

Huge ankle and toe joints

Big toe may look like its pointing inward

And that’s just a little bit. 

NO PAIN, NO GAIN.

Dancers, as much as they look beautiful and make dancing seem effortless, it’s all apart of the act. Dancing, especially on pointe is absolutely painful. Here’s what you’d normally see:

“Sarah quickly got into class and put on her pointe shoes. She immediately got onto the dance floor and started spinning on her pointe shoes. She did 10 turns effortlessly, and just continued spinning.”

If I’d ever see this, I would find you and punch you in the face. First of all, every dancer must stretch. That includes:

Straddle

Splits (Right, left, & middle)

Barrework (This is especially important. You just don’t walk into a room and start dancing. You must warm up a little bit. These are often done in ballet shoes, then dancers go on pointe for center, although there are times when they do pointework at the barrè.)

Also, so many people get ballet turns wrong. For example:

Spin or turn is a pirouette.

Kick is a grand battement.

A full glossary of ballet terms can be found here. 

So, let’s do that little snippet one more time:

“Sarah hurried into class, almost being late. She got to the barré and quickly put her pointe shoes on. Today was Tuesday, so she knew that they did pointe at the barré. She tucked away her water bottle underneath the barré, pressed up against the wall as she learned the first combination. It was always this: pliés, tendus, degagés, frappés, grand battements, and finally onto center. They did a simple combination consisting of mainly glissades and échappés, and then went on to pirouettes. Keeping her stomach tight and her arms firmly placed in first, she got 5 rotations in, and was proud of herself. Her neck began to be sore from the constant spotting, but she continued doing pirouettes. Soon after, the class ended. Feeling proud of herself with her pirouettes, she decided to reward herself with a well-deserved smoothie.”

You see? There is much more technicality in the glossary of dancer than many people know. 

COMMON HABITS

One main habit of a dancer (as in the majority of dancers, competition & professional dancers alike) is to say that they’re fat, even though they know that they aren’t. It’s mainly due to how media portrays dancers as either anorexic freaks or bottle-blonde barbies with pointe shoes that go all the way up to their knee. 

Another habit is to tap out a a beat when they’re concentrating. This comes from always being surrounded by music.

Also, when learning or marking a combination, a dancer will often bite their lip, chew their cheek, or even stick out their tongue, which for some reason, helps concentrate. 

Another habit, sadly, is that dancers can be quite clumsy when not dancing. Whenever I trip or fall, I get a lot of ‘I thought you were supposed to be a dancer.’

STYLE

There are many different types of dancing, and different styles of different genres. Let’s take the USA for example. The West Coast is mainly about entertainment. If you look at dances from studios such as Dance Precisions, or Just Plain Dancin’, it’s a lot of entertainment, yet there’s still a lot of technicality. It’s because they’re all about entertainment that they seem so intimidating. Because it’s not all technical stuff, there is less things for judges to take off for, which means higher scores. The East Coast is mainly technicality. Many studios, such as ALDC, push their girls to the limit. For example, many girls on the East Coast at the age of 9 or 10 are already doing 6-7 turns. But of course, that doesn’t mean the West Coast isn’t that talented, too. It’s because of their hard tricks and leaps (ex. an aerial out of a turn combination) that they seem intimidating, too. But being a dancer that watches many dances from both sides, and has competed on both sides, I’ve learned this. The South Coast is basically a mix of it all. If you look at studios such as Masters Upper Level (my studio, yay!), there’s a lot of entertainment mixed with technicality (for example, our production Bugle Boy. You can find a video of it here).

I hope this helped you all, and I can’t wait to see more ballerinas in upcoming character bios!

In that dance I posted from my studio, I’m actually in it, although you won’t really be able to tell what I look like. I’m in the leap part from 2:07 to 2:13. I’m in other places, but this is where you’d be actually able to see me. I’m the center one, or the shortest one in that group. This dance was also nominated for ‘Best Performance of 2012’, but I’m not sure if we won or not. 

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