The Most Honest Thread Ever

Why is that? I'm sorry to hear that you feel that way, because no one on here hates you.

How would you know that? There could be a few people or even one person that secretly hates him.

Like I mentioned in the "Unpopular Opinion" thread, i'm personally not supportive of the lifestyle of Drag Queens.

I just don't understand their choice of lifestyle. I know a lot of people don't identify with their own gender and there's absolutely nothing wrong with that, but if you're a 40 or 50-something year old man dressing entirely in women's clothing, wearing an excessive amount of make-up and intentionally behaving in a stereotypical feminine manner, then I don't understand how they have no interest in wanting to transition to the opposite gender.

They identify themselves as being women, but they don't physically see themselves as women? I don't know. It just seems strange to me that if they identify with the opposite gender so strongly, that they would have no interest at all in actually transitioning to the opposite gender. I don't actually hate drag queens, as such. It's just that I don't particularly agree with the reasoning behind their choice of lifestyle. 

Drag queen isn't a gender, it's an art form of sorts. Wearing ridiculous wigs and makeup is part of the art/show. The point isn't to look as female as possible - looking "passable" is actually considered passé and amateurish. The point is to look like something you're not and play the part, essentially.

Drag queens aren't transgender in any way. They are men that like dressing up as (something resembling) women. That is why they have not transitioned. Often, they are men that have been societally pressured to act in stereotypically masculine ways, and they turn to drag to put on a costume, and let their feminine side out. But they are overall comfortable with being a man in a male body, just not the gender roles associated with it. I hope that clears things up