What Happened To Anusrar ?

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Aynirar27 said:
The only black rock I know is a Joe Bonamassa album
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311splawndude said:
I think this is where you and I disagreed the most. I feel like it would be confusing to kids. It may be positive for some but it could also be detrimental. I doubt we have any empirical data anyway. I'd rather judge on the side of caution.

And you can't tell me you believe that the real reason for Trans Story Hour has nothing to do with getting kids used to deviant behavior. Normalizing.

Also - glad to see you back :cheers:


Which is a huge problem IMO. Some people really should not be procreating. ?

Enjoy the decline.
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No argument there. Like, well, let's say about 90% of St. Louis city residents for example. ?
 
Floyd Eye said:
Not really like The Offspring so much, but certainly it sounds inspired by The Offspring. I think with a decent melody and catchy lyrics it could be pretty cool if you put some time into it.
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It’s going to be about a tube powered furnace. Possibly with death metal vocals because I can’t sing. But neither could Dexter really lol

Smash was the first album I ever bought with my own money and that drum beat lives forever in my brain

 
Aynirar27 said:
I don’t think it is about normalizing deviant behavior because I think it is erroneous to equate drag solely with a sexual lifestyle.

There is certainly an overlap, but drag as a performance, is not inherently sexual. And I think these story hours further show that.

Yea, a lot of it is inappropriate. But so is a lot of pop music, movies, comedy, tv shows etc. However most wouldn’t have a problem if singers, actors, comedians etc offering the same program. if you can think of drag as a performance, it puts things in perspective. I think the bottom line is that homosexuality still makes a lot of people uncomfortable, and that just is what it is.

And I agree, there is no empirical data on how children feel about seeing them, but based on my own experience of having children who are exposed to people drag, it does not seem to be a confusing topic in the least. They are on tv and on YouTube, it’s not weird if you don’t make it weird. I think they have a better grasp of the situation than some people seem to on this forum lol
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Well, we just disagree so that's cool. You could possibly rephrase though. For example, you can't say it is 'erroneous to equate' and then say 'there is certainly some overlap'. Or - 'is not inherently sexual' and then 'yea, a lot of it is inappropriate'. But it is not weird because I'm making it weird dude. Drag Queens in front of children's is weird. Period. That's not my problem to bare. That is the parent's and the school administer's (fill in job title here) problem. You can let your kids go see them if you like. I would tell parents no.

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311splawndude said:
Well, we just disagree so that's cool. You could possibly rephrase though. For example, you can't say it is 'erroneous to equate' and then say 'there is certainly some overlap'. Or - 'is not inherently sexual' and then 'yea, a lot of it is inappropriate'. But it is not weird because I'm making it weird dude. Drag Queens in front of children's is weird. Period. That's not my problem to bare. That is the parent's and the school administer's (fill in job title here) problem. You can let your kids go see them if you like. I would tell parents no.

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The important word in there was “solely”. Thinking of drag as solely a sexual thing is what I find erroneous. There is a sexual side, but there is also a performance side. This is the performance side. Their performances are responsible for their rise in popularity over the last couple decades.
 
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