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Hi Tatyana , I'm not sure that I can follow your arguments.Now , I have not watched the report and I don't know , what the report is talking about. You should also understand , that in many West Indian /Caribbian and /or Latin American countries , dancing is a substantial part of daily life. It is given to the babies , just like the mothermilk. So , he likes to dance , nothing wrong with that.He would want to have a relation with a Russian woman , again nothing wrong with that. He wants to have fun as a couple ... so that is his own desire. And let's not forget , that in most situations , when you dance , you are in a good mood. So , what is wrong with that ? Maybe you don't like dancing , that's your choice then.Does that means that others should not like to dance ? I myself am a great dancing lover.So , I would not qualify in your opinion. But that's fair - to each his /her own. To me it is far more important , to have a good communication and (self-) respect , in a relation. And have fun together ...