Step 1: The Initial Stumble
It all starts with a stumble. A clumsy, awkward, "what am I doing with my life?" kind of stumble.
Try to remember the first time you tripped over your own feet. The feeling of embarrassment, the shock of pain, the sudden urge to crawl away with your tail between your legs.
Step 2: The Recovery
It's all about bouncing back. The art of regaining your composure, of finding your footing, of not looking like a complete idiot in public.
Think of it as the 8th grade dance, but with more tutus and less crippling self-awareness.
Step 3: The Flailing Frenzy
Now we're getting fancy. The flailing, the spinning, the pirouettes of the air.
It's like a cross between ballet and a seizure, but with more sweat and less dignity.
The Awkward Dance of Champions
And so, the final act of this dance, this grand farce, this... well, this dance.
You'll be a master of the awkward, a sultan of stumble, a king of... okay, you get the idea.
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