u/ooshn

So recently I was on a trip in Kathmandu and was staying in a coed hostel in Thamel area. It is a major tourist spot so there were a lot of people. In the hostel itself I met a man from Mumbai who was also there for wfh/vacation. So he tried talking asking for recommendations (I'm half Nepali) and what not.

Later in the evening I went up to a rooftop bar where he was present playing pool. When he saw me and my friend he started chatting saying how he loved the people from my place of origin and what not. Then my friend mentioned that we are here for a feminist discussion he literally excused himself and left the rooftop. It was hilarious that we didn't see him for the next few days we were there.

Anyways it was great that even the word feminism works as a male repellent.

Have you guys seen the video for Jimbo new drag show?? The fake breasts which are ultra big, the movements and the joke only being on woman's body.

Freedom of expression does not mean objectification of women and as much as everyone defends drag, it definitely has a misogyny problem.

Gay men have been unkind to women in many ways and we should be talking about it more and holding them accountable. The easy access of women spaces for gay men should also be considered.

What are your thoughts on that video if anyone is aware of it or misogyny in drag or queer media?