Gender bending...

Why is it that, while female impersonators get loads of attention, male impersonators get none. Do they even exist? The last time I've seen a woman dress as a man is Just One of the Guys, that 80s teen flick.

Is it because, while women have women's only-clothing, men cannot boast the same? You can regularly see women wearing "men's clothing" on a daily basis and yet the same is not said of men wearing women's clothing. Perhaps this is why male impersonators never get any attention.

OR...

Should I perhaps lie down and go to sleep for a while?

There are a few shows around Seattle that feature Drag Kings.

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There are many Drag Kings in NYC. The majority of them perform at Lesbian bars. However - in stating my opinion on the matter, i find DQ's to be more entertaining, in the mere fact that there is more variety in how to glamourize a female. I.E. when watching red carpet shows...who's more interesting - the woman's variety of "gownage" (A Justice word) - or the tedious Tux???

Plus Drag Queen's have more icons to follow, like Judy, liza, etc. and more signature camp songs than DK's have.

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but Julie was playing a man who was a DQ.

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there are more than enough people here who will nurse it back to health for you.

anyways... i love drag kings. i think they're awsome.

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