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Drag Queen shows - inappropriate behavior?

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dot-matrix:
NO!  No way, No how!  :( One of my co-workers is a drag queen in his spare time, raising funds for charity. Bob and I have attended many of their shows and even went to the Imperial Ball one year.  I cannot imagine him or any of his compatriots doing such a demeaning thing to anyone.  Sounds to me like this "girl" was a bit of a misogynist. Probably jealous your cleavage was real and "hers" wasn't.  Some Queens are so bitchy.   I would have complained to the management too.

delalluvia:
OK, thanks for the input.

I was a little flabbergasted.  I wasn't sure how to react.  I couldn't exactly stand up and bitch slap her, considering she was in the middle of her act.

So then I thought considering how much fondling the performers were willing to put up with from their audience, I thought maybe it was typical of the show.

Was that out of line too?  Don't know about elsewhere, but when men go to strip bars (where women are stripping), they can tip the girls, but they never never never never touch them.  It's against the law.  When women go to strip bars (where men are stripping), we can touch, but few women are bold enough to get any more personal than a kiss and a butt pat.

The guys in the audience were sometimes very personal with these performer's breasts and asses.

Were these girls just low-rent and just ignored the fondling they got as part of the job description or is that typical?

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