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my mom is coming out here in a few weeks..she wants to go to a drag restaurant/lounge :)
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Thanks everyone for the replies! I'm hearing what you all are saying about intention, but I still don't get it.
For whatever reason, I find men dressing in drag for entertainment purposes extremely offensive. I'm really trying to understand why, and I'm having a hard time figuring out how to put it into words. Maybe it's just that it's such a characature -- like oh, slap on a skirt, some tacky make up and fake boobs and you're a woman! There is so much more to being a woman than that, and I guess it just pisses me off. I don't know, but I've had gay male friends who felt the same way I do. I guess it's just a personal thing. |
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I think it is more of just reclaiming an aspect of gay culture that is extreme and often stereotyped, and flaunting it. Does that make sense? It is sort of liberating I guess. I really can't say with certainty because I am not a drag queen, lol. But this is just the impression I get. |
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The doing Whiteface/Blackface - I already commented on earlier. |
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Enjoy!!! -wendi |
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How do you know the motives of someone you don't know? Three guys get dressed up an go to a costume party. They don't have masks so they use makeup. The first guy dresses up as Judge Lance Ito. The second guy goes as OJ. The third guy goes as Saddam Hussein. What are the motives of each? I think the motives of all 3 are to just to to a costume party. I doubt if anyone will say anything about #1 or #3 but # 2 will be accused of being a racist. |
I know a couple of drag queens (from theatre stints) and I swear their makeup always looks a LOT better than many women I know (including mine sometimes!!)
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