gcbvol
What the hell is water?
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I agree. Look, I have been to a number of drag shows of many varieties over the years. I'd consider myself a fan. That said, I would not take children to most of these shows. And it's not because there is a lot of stripping and grinding outside the shows you'd see at gay clubs, rather it's the innuendo that is a big part of the shows. I think some queens have trouble filtering that out for non-adult audiences.I don’t think kids should be at sexually explicit shows but I see this push for what it is.
Now, I've been to several 'family-friendly' drag brunches which were very clean. And a couple which crept up to the line, imo. I also went to a drag Christmas show in St. Pete this past year and didn't see a minor there. But the show had no nudity, no grinding or anything of the sort. However, there was some sexual innuendo in the banter. It was likely a lot less than 13-16 year olds get in school, but I support exercising caution.
Drag queen story time is a whole separate deal. Not for everyone, certainly, but safe for those who do go. These queens are over the top characters with big hair and crazy makeup. Very similar to other dress up characters like a princess, pirate, clown or something like Barney. There's nothing inherently sexual about these library deals.