Personal connection has no age norm
If you’re looking for a dance partner in Stuttgart at 60 or older, you can connect with people you already know: a former dance acquaintance or someone you strike up a conversation with at a dance event. A song you both know offers a natural conversation starter. You can say what kind of music you like to dance to instead of immediately bringing up a long-term partnership. You can also meet people interested in dancing together in Stuttgart on udansa.
Your preferred age range can be a genuine preference. Maybe you’re looking for someone at a similar stage in life because familiar topics of conversation matter to you. Maybe birth year matters less to you than being at ease with each other. You can say either of these things without putting down other age groups: “I’d like to dance with someone around my age” describes what you want, not whether other people are suitable.
Being the same age is no substitute for personal compatibility. Even two people over 70 can have very different movement experience and musical preferences. An age difference, in turn, doesn’t tell you who wants to lead or who knows more figures. So listen to what the other person tells you about their dancing instead of assuming a particular dance style based on their age.







