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So I am about to post this in a few places, and I've been working up to it for a little while now. My latest obsession is with tranimals. Beyond changing gender, why even appear human at all. As always with cult trends vice is on the mark in covering it. You can read about tranimals here...
http://www.vice.com/read/why-be-a-trann … a-tranimal
The reason why I'm sorta posting ahead of myself here, cause i woulda rather formulated an answer to Hollywoods post about PC culture, is cause I just found out about the death of stalking cat...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stalking_Cat
which made me feel rather sad.
hope all is well with everyone else
xx
"You look ridiculous if you dance
You look ridiculous if you don't dance
So you might as well dance."
- Gertrude Stein
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watching rupauls drag race (season 1) did anyone else cry when they found out the winner of the mac glamour competition ongina actually had aids herself? whoa, she's so beautiful and she kept it all to herself cause she didn't want her parents to find out from tv...
"You look ridiculous if you dance
You look ridiculous if you don't dance
So you might as well dance."
- Gertrude Stein
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I love the tranimals, I haven't connected too much with drag culture - or it's equivalent for women, which is... dressing up.. not being much one for the shoes and the makeup. But this, I like. I don't think I find anything too gender-bendy about it, but I like it.
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watching rupauls drag race (season 1) did anyone else cry when they found out the winner of the mac glamour competition ongina actually had aids herself? whoa, she's so beautiful and she kept it all to herself cause she didn't want her parents to find out from tv...
Hope she can maintain her health long enough to benefit from a cure.
The tranimal thing looks horrible and interesting, like someone lifting a dressing to show you their injury, or the guys in a US prison with their own DIY eyeball tattoos.
The comic and grotesque feminisation of men is a valid artform but I prefer a look that's still male and feminised, but hot, which just depends on the body and the design and cut of the clothes and the ideas. Some of which could flow into high street mainstream fashion.
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I hate to double post, but I guess not everyone is involved in all the feck sites, so here is that link to Chloe talking about toast.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoVbnv01 … re=related
@Viva, jujubee on rupaul's drag race gave a really cool example of how women can relate to drag queens. She spoke about how when growing up, these ladies on the show (as young men/boys) would be targeted for their femininity, and made to feel inferior somehow because of it. So they became drag queens to show the strength in femininity and the fierceness...
I'm so obsessed with RuPaul's show. I just had the best midweek holiday watching the whole of Season 1.... sigh there are only 3 more seasons left, i think i better start rationing it out..
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"You look ridiculous if you dance
You look ridiculous if you don't dance
So you might as well dance."
- Gertrude Stein
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In case anyone is interested in the secret lives of drag queens (cause let's face it, even a reality show is not a real representation of life) check out this survey of 60 queens....
"You look ridiculous if you dance
You look ridiculous if you don't dance
So you might as well dance."
- Gertrude Stein
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