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Stasha Sanchez performing âBangâ by Rye Rye and M.I.A. and âIlly Girlâ by M.I.A. and by "perform" I mean look sexy as shit while getting money thrown at her. Â

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âGot a secret, can you keep it? Swear this one youâll save; better lock it in your pocket, takinâ this one to the grave. If I show you then I know you wonât tell what I said, âcause two can keep a secret if one of them is dead.â đĽ
You know whatâs very interesting? The oddity inherent to âtraditionalâ drag that makes being a standard drag queen more compelling than a bio queen or drag king.
Why is it so taboo and perverse and oo-la-la-this-is-naughty to see men dressed up like women?
I donât know that it holds true in the reverse. Certainly there are bio queens and drag kings, but they donât hold that same element of forbidden that your standard drag queen does.
I mean if I had to guess itâs because society still finds something perverse in feminity, to the point where a man willingly choosing to perform feminity creates an element of incredulity.
Drag kings arenât as controversial because of course everyone wants to be a man. And bio queens could be considered almost sad for attempting to perform feminity the way that men perform it- just another woman struggling to achieve what men have already perfected.
Basically what Iâm saying is that men have co-opted the rights to everything- even female-ness. (Iâm not saying your fave queens have done this wittingly! Weâre all just products of our society).
Oh you think youâre better at something than men? Nope. Men are better at everything, theyâre more entertaining to watch, theyâre freer, theyâre dirtier, theyâre funnier, they get away with loads of things women canât- hell, men are even better women than women.
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Uh hi, so last weekend I went to a heterosexual costume party dressed as Trixie Mattel and all the straights were confused.

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Adore was just live streaming again. Things they spoke about included places they have visited, childhood crushes (2Pac and Slash), believing that gender is bullshit and a human made concept, and that bio queens and drag kings should be allowed on Drag Race. They also spoke to and fed a bee.
Opinion on putting bioqueens on the show? theyre feminist and valid drag queens but what if theyre not queer? Should drag race open its doors to cis straight women, and give up a place that was previously meant for queers and give in to the 21st century rhetoric of incluson? Women are marginalized too do you think its warranted, or is it like #straightpride
I completely support bio queens, and as one [as a hobby, not as a profession, but as a kinda career goal as the evening job while working a day job] I do feel like itâd be super cool to have bio queens on the show! That being said, I feel like most bio queens arenât cishet? That may be a dumb generalization but from what Iâve seen, a good amount are LGBTQ+ [Iâm pan/bi, etc]. That being said, it may be dumb to say this, but a lot of the cishet girl fans of the show are often the ones fetishizing the queens and the like. This often doesnât have a correlation with the ones who legitimately do drag. Iâm not counting drag in this sense as putting on some contour and lipstick, Iâm talking about the essence of the art. Drag was originally an art form for mostly gay men and trans women and itâs fantastic that itâs spread so much, and I wouldnât be morally against a bio queen who isnât queer competing, but I do feel as if drag is almost a sacred space representing what so many queer people have fought for, and bringing in womenâs rights into this [I say this as a girl myself] is in a way like a white girl saying that she firsthand knows the oppression of racism because as a woman sheâs been societally oppressed as well. Since this is quite rambley already, Iâll wrap it up. Bio queens are fantastic and I am definitely for them being able to be on the show, but the people who capture the art of it, because itâs more than just being fishy especially if thatâs how you already look.
Question
Would a trans man (ftm) be considered a bio queen