Not at all. Dancing, to me, is a completely alien concept that involves moving in an oddly specific way to music I don't like. As someone who finds no enjoyment in unnecessary movement, regardless of how specific or set to music it may be, or following the crowd for the sake of it (or crowds in general), I see no reason to involve myself in it any more than I have done so already. Also having only the vaguest grasp on what is expected from a dance, I will inevitably find myself deviating from the specific movements desired, thus failing this social test and lowering my standing with anyone unfortunate enough to witness it, more so than simply refusing the apparent obligation to join in in the first place.
Dancing makes about as much sense to me as if a large portion of the population felt the need to balance a specific object on their head every time a certain type of car went by. It makes no sense, everyone else seems to be privy to knowledge about the ritual that I am not, it doesn't look fun to me, I have no inclination to join in or get good at it and the fact that others seem to enjoy it so much is very confusing and yet another mildly upsetting reminder of how separated I feel from mainstream society.
