If men didn’t believe that woman were equal we’d have never progressed anywhere

Imagine being annoyed that the other gender supports you and equality.

I haven't baited.
You've purposely misconstrued yet again as you do in every thread.

Where did I say I know better how women should feel about drag queens? :joker:

Get over yourself. Seriously.

But it's a choice to follow those particular teachings, most people aren't devout to every aspect of the bible, they pick and choose so if they choose to find the anti-gay sentiments relevant then that is their choice.

Religion is not a shield from criticism.

The comments on this post.. wow.

Transgender women are WOMEN. They have every right to talk about feminism.

Drag queen are not mocking women. Quite the oposite. It’s a celebration. A homage. It’s nothing but love.

Plus, you don’t even have to be a woman to be a feminist.

Now da gays can have new hero to go with Scotty T


:skull:

Hmm.

Sam Evans exposed as a hearing interesting housemate? D:

I am a man. A gay adult man. And a feminist.

And in no way did I imply how anyone should or does feel.

I was talking about intent.

Well many women do feel it is the usual sexist stereotyping and I don’t see how any feminist can hand on heart say it isn’t. If women find it offensive stereotyping how can a man, gay or otherwise, dismiss how they feel about it as women. Makes no sense. And as no one can know the intent for sure of ShaneJ or any other drag queen women on the other hand can hand on heart express their own perception of it.

But you hate a certain type of gayness.:smug:

I did yes. In those days I hated anything remotely effeminate. I hated camp gay men. It’s a shame thing a lot of younger gay men go through. Before they completely accept their sexuality.

I was the sort of tit to put “straight acting” on my gaydar profile. I’m not proud of it but I learnt from it.

Thank goodness I'm older and wiser now.

Congrats for ridding yourself of your homophobia in the past 8 years...:cheer2:

I personally don’t think it was homophobia per se, more a bit of self loathing a lot of people go through. Distancing one’s self from anything other. I was out of the closet but engaging in feelings of repression and shame.

I understand that we have different views though and people see things differently through different eyes. So if you think what I was expressing was homophobia then so be it.

How does that make you any better than someone that is homophobic?

Btw, the irony of your post is that you condemn religion and yet laud Makosi, a religious person. Genius.

Further than the homophobia losing is the fact that the people finally crowned a VERY different type of person than they usually do. Somebody who is inspiring, is educated, has a story and carries a message that is larger than themselves.

And hopefully, we get more housemates from Drag Race lmao