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In this update, Damian misses the point that they enjoy their hobbies and their time together as friends even despite their lacking skill.
But then if you didn’t know they were laughing or happy… it does sound rather negative? It’s quite common to hear people talk like this but again maybe it’s just one of those English social habits, like complainging about the weather lol
↓ Transcript
Female Elderly Customer: OH! How have both of your dance classes going?
Tina and Alexis: Knackering!
Tina begins to mock dance
Tina: We had to learn a new dance the other night and I cannot for the life of me remember what I’m doing!
She freezes mid sentence, herdance inteupted.
Tina: That and I pulled a muscle in my leg half way through.
Tina melodramatically cries, hand in payer, as she retells her sotory.
Alexis comes to comfort TinaA, though they are both laughing at the riduiculouslness of her retelling.
Alexis: If you’re falling apart there’s no hope for me! Ha ha
Tina: That dance was brutal though.
Alexis: I hope for our sake they don’t do it next week!
They hold either other as friends, laughing and giggling among themselves . However, Damian misses the point that they enjoy their hobbies even despite their lacking skill
nDamian thought: why do it then?
Tina and Alexis: Knackering!
Tina begins to mock dance
Tina: We had to learn a new dance the other night and I cannot for the life of me remember what I’m doing!
She freezes mid sentence, herdance inteupted.
Tina: That and I pulled a muscle in my leg half way through.
Tina melodramatically cries, hand in payer, as she retells her sotory.
Alexis comes to comfort TinaA, though they are both laughing at the riduiculouslness of her retelling.
Alexis: If you’re falling apart there’s no hope for me! Ha ha
Tina: That dance was brutal though.
Alexis: I hope for our sake they don’t do it next week!
They hold either other as friends, laughing and giggling among themselves . However, Damian misses the point that they enjoy their hobbies even despite their lacking skill
nDamian thought: why do it then?