WERK! The "Lady Boy Lounge" is a blog where amateur/aspiring and seasoned, yet not RPDR-status, drag queens can come together and exchange tips and tricks for beating that perfect mug, finding venues, designing costumes, et cetera. Here, we can discuss challenges of being a drag queen, success stories, and share our performances and pictures. Share your stories. This is OUR space lady boys.
Can we just take a moment to look at this?
My drag has come such a long way. I’m proud :)
We love seeing progress. Mmmm.
last night’s birthday outfit
Attempting not to gag and failing epically. Werk, mama!
You want lips? I’ll give you LIPS!
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#gayboy #vogue #drag #teamprettybitches (Taken with instagram)
Gagging on the EL-E-GAN-ZA!
i live.
wow. i gotta get my eyeliner game together.
It’s been awhile. Still working on posting on a consistent basis with our current schedules. In the meantime, enjoy some creative eyeliner designs.
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Dear Tumblr,
In a last ditch attempt to create a successful drag show for my university, Columbia University, I have attempted to contact Manila Luzon to request a brief appearance on her part; however, I do realize that the chance of actually making this a realistic opportunity is highly…
Lady Boys! I understand that this is a blog for amateur drag queens/up-and-coming gender illusionists, but I’d really appreciate it if you could consider doing the following for me. I’m attempting to engender a greater drag culture at my university. Help me make it a possibility.
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Flawless kunt!
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Just thought I’d share some of my recent paints. They are in order; you can see the better progress each time. The first one would’ve been my third paint, so the last one showing here is my seventh one. The middle picture (the biggest one) is my favorite out of all of them; I guess because I prefer the dark look.
And this is what we call progress, lady boys.
I think this was my fav. And it features my homegirl, so even better!
So one of my friends had a T Party to celebrate starting testosterone and I have to say, I lived for my outfit. T’was scandy, but let’s be real. It’s not a college party without showing some skin.
Everyone had to be something/someone that started with the letter ‘T’…so gothic Tinkerbell and Tyra Banks - The Victoria Secret Fashion Model. hahahaa.
Flawless T character costume, lady boy.
Queens can like Pokemon too! Right?!
My reasons and desire to use drag in my art comes from a deeply rooted place. As a child I carried myself with a feminine nature. Although it was natural for me to express myself in a more flamboyant and efeminate manner the traditions of the generations before me quickly oppressed those expressions.
As a method of protection from a cruel world I was raised to neglect and hate my femininity. This protection was done out of a legitimate love and fear my family had for me. However, it created a duel personality where I became hateful and fearful of this other. Afraid of myself.
Looking back now at the moments where I felt so alone in this battle I realized I relied on my feminine side to get me through my darkest moments. She would sing when he wanted to cry, she would paint went he would write about sorrow and she gave him reason to love himself.
When I finish the makeup and look in the mirror I see a physical manifestation of the neglected, beautiful side to me. The new-found liberty of expressing myself through gender is sometimes intoxicating. Feminine or masculine, my expressions are my own. I’m a MAN that loves his beauteous femininity.
Such a perfect story, lady boy. Good luck on your journey.
