[ SECRET POST #6614 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6614 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

"copying each other and performing hyperfemininity in ways that have been very set and unoriginal for the past 20 years."

That's like mainstream drag? Or drag is that is the most visible I guess? I've seen very different types of drag, which explore queerness and idendity and not just hyperfemininity.

[(Anonymous)]

Let me put it this way: saying 'drag examines femininity' to me is like saying 'fanfiction examines literature.' I'm sure there are individuals out there that do that, and that at one point both of those things might have originated that way, but I would not say either of those things is broadly true any more.

[(Anonymous)]

Have you been to actual drag shows?