I find Kourtney Paige Van Wales very exciting!

Wow! Made it to Page Number 3! Viva la Glam!

Well, at least you and I are keeping it alive! ;) Here's my contribution to a new page: Derrick Barry as "Britney." :heart:

Hope you enjoy these covers. I'm not sure about "Star Bitch." It was in a collection with other TV/TS magazines and books. :innocent:

For Boner... :cool:

and a few more... ;)

I like the cute girl on the TV Set cover best!

Not bad but this is still my favorite! I don't know what makes it so sexy.

Alaska Thunderfuck!

You and I are not alone. She’s the most popular “cartoon” pic I’ve ever posted. I know, I checked. She rivals some of the most well-known models in terms of “views.”

I believe there are several factors. First, she’s gorgeous. The artist is Doug Sneyd (I did a little Internet research) who drew for “Playboy” in the 60’s and 70’s. Second, the extremely short black dress that leaves little to the imagination. Third, the way she’s sitting. She’s in a dominant position. Her legs are apart and if you look close enough you can see her panties (yes, I looked :blush:). She’s obviously “flirting” with her friend. Notice that she’s touching his face as well. And the guy clearly is enjoying it. I don’t blame him, I would too. :drool:

It’s actually a pretty awesome drawing. We don’t really know what (if anything…) happens next but the “sexual tension” is there. I know what I would do if it were me. :innocent:

It works on a couple different levels for me. First, I associate cartoons like that with my sexual awakening, when me and my friends would raid our farthers' stash for Playboys. Those little drawings in the corner of the page were fun.....and sexy. It didn't take much back then to get me excited and it's nice to know some of that spark is still there all these years later.

It's also, as you say, super suggestive. I've always had an attraction for strong women and the lady in the cartoon exudes powers. I can imagine myself as the guy in the chair getting all worked up by this beauty. Sure, I know she's not what she seems but I can't help it. I'm all hers as she leans in....

Didn't think these were as good as some others I've posted but they are getting hard to find!

Veronica Pop Celebrates the Fourth Of July. :cool:

Happy 4th of July!

Courtney Act from a tutorial on how to achieve Adele's "look" for Hello. Personally I'd rather say "Hello" to Courtney. :inlove:

Adore Delano performing in Indianapolis, IN. From Pinterest, Jason Nellis Photography "Rupaul's Drag Race Photos." :drool:

"Uncompromising and much beloved, Pittsburgh-based 'fag punk' Sharon Needles took home the crown (and $100,000) as the winner of the fourth season of RuPaul’s Drag Race, thanks to her brainy, outsider persona and her spooky twist on traditional drag glamour." :drool:

Last year Willam Belli hosted the Christmas Queens tour 2015. :heart:

I Don't Even Know if I Should Say Anyhting.
 

OK I am so fucking scared to say anything about this because I am not a Drag Queen. In Vegas I worked as an escort, Outside of Vegas and Clark County I worked as a prostitute in some brothels.

I don't know what "drag queens think". Some that I have known were gay. Some I have known it was an outlet for being trans and wanting to be a woman but too afraid but still being a man. If that makes sense:confused:

I have one question. Why are we so caught up in labels that others want to put on us? I am a woman but have penis. I am way prettier than some cis women where I live just like there are some trans men that are way more manly than cis men living here.

One of my best friends is totally gay. He likes guys. He wants nothing to do with women, trans or cis. We have talked to length and femininity turns him off. I even flirted with him recently and he told me if I cut my hair and stopped shaving my legs and underarms and started acting like a man then he may have an interest. I can't. I love him like a brother and he loves me like a sister but we are so incompatible. I like him but he can't like be because I am a woman. Even if I have a penis. We kissed and I even gave him a BJ but nothing there because he don't like the feminine. I wish but???? What can you do because he just like guys.

I love guys too but when a guy don't like femininity in general or not attracted to it in general, you can be the biggest slut and fully open but the femininity turns a lot of gay guys off.

So we trans women have one hell of a dilemma. OMFG. gay guys don't like us because we are feminine. Most women don't care for us because in my case I can't please then or my tiny dick is so funny to them. It is kind of ironic because they never complained about my tounge.:rolleyes:

I have said it before and I will say it again and will continue saying it. Thank god for the guys that are here. this is such a nice place to come. I mean I am sitting her now with my nail polish on, big hoop ear rings and totally naked and hairless except for my head and eyebrows. (:rolleyes: yeah like everyone wanted to hear I was naked)

But anyway thank you for the guys that come here. Ya'll are the best and more men than most males could ever be. So thank you. You guys are real men and the best guys ever.

So Thank You Guys and Men.

Love, Jamie.

but is there any videos of drags being fucked id love to see

Roxy Brooks, Adore Delano, Alyssa Edwards. From Pinterest. :heart:

Thought this article would be interesting for those who follow this thread. It is an interview from "OUT" magazine with Shane Jenek/Courtney Act.

In fact it would be good reading for anyone. :respect:

http://www.out.com/entertainment/pop...row-out-labels

Drag Queens
 

Why Is it very hard to find nude pictures of Drag Queens?

The pictures are advertised on Google search, but the private bits are always hidden. May be I am not looking in the correct places.

This is an observation rather than an interest in Drag Queens.

Paula Dunbar

Hope my friend Boner is still around. From "theluxuryspot.com" here's three unidentified "retro" drag queens to enjoy. :heart:

Very nice! Thanks for posting these beauties!

I don't know what it is about the retro look but I probably associate it with what I liked to see as a kid watching TV, big hair, shimmery dresses, etc.

The first and third pictures are Laverne Cummings. The middle picture is Bobbie Janson.

Here are brief biographies and more pictures of Laverne and Bobbie.

I see a couple of Bobbie's photos are stamped "1943." Can you imagine what it must have been like for her back then? Things aren't all that great in 2017 either... :( :respect:

Okay, I admit it. Roxy & Alyssa Edwards turned my head. Beautiful ladies.

I could never be persuaded that Shane/Courtney were one & the same.

Do you see it here? I am very familiar with Shane/Courtney so maybe it's easier for me. Anyway, it's quite a transformation. :heart: :respect:

In the meantime, enjoy this beautiful picture of Courtney. :inlove:

And these are especially for my friend Boner. The older cartoons are getting very hard to find! Some are better than others... ;)

And three more... :) The last one is my favorite. :innocent:

Thanks Andy! You know I love the retro glamour stuff and I agree that the last cartoon is really fucking hot!:drool:

Yep- that's exactly what it is. Last weekend I was up late watching TV and the old Batman show came on. The episode featured Carolyn Jones as the villainess Marsha Queen of Diamonds. (First pic) I remember seeing the episode :inlove:as a child and even though I didn't understand my feelings at he time, I really liked seeing her all dolled up and acting seductive. Julie Newmar as Catwoman ( second pic) had the same effect. Few things were as exciting to my ten year old mind as these ladies! The episode last weekend had a scene where Marsha was dancing around and another where she was wearing a colorful rubber raincoat and had her hair up so I was in heaven.

Fast forward a few years when I first saw Ru Paul's Supermodel video and those feelings came flooding back. It was like discovering girls all over again.

Because it’s a very feminine and sexy look. The 40’s through 60’s seem to be a “golden age” for glamour. I discovered “Batman” in reruns (the TV show became popular again with the release of the movie in 1989). Julie Newmar as "Catwoman" is totally hot and was the primary reason I watched it. She would become one of my first celebrity “crushes.” :heart: On a side note I bet “Batman” was also responsible for introducing millions of kids to bondage. :lol: :innocent:

Julie was originally an actress and dancer on Broadway and won a Tony Award. I believe she is almost 6’ tall and has an IQ of 150 or something. Beauty, brains, and talent. What’s not to like! Here’s a few pictures of her “pre-catwoman.”

Interesting fact I never knew before. Her dad, Don Newmeyer, played football for the Los Angeles Buccaneers (of the old NFL) from 1926-27. He is listed at 6'2" 205. :respect:

Since we’re somewhat on the topic of beauties from the past, “Wonder Woman” I’m sure, was also responsible for helping to create bondage enthusiasts among kids born from say, the late 60’s to the early 80’s. :innocent:

Again, like "Batman," I discovered the show in reruns. In every episode it seemed like she was getting tied up in some way. In fact, the first time I ever tied up a girl, it started out with us playing “Wonder Woman.” Too young at the time really for it to go any farther, the experience was still a definite “turn on” for me—I think for her too—as it was actually her idea. Wonder whatever happened to her? ;)

Cartoonists and the Internet of course have taken the concept far beyond what the TV show of the 70’s allowed with some very “explicit” drawings. The picture below is actually quite “tame.” Notice any “phallic imagery”? Neither did I… :innocent: :lol::lol::lol:

Good Lord is she beautiful!

Out of all the women to play Catwoman, Julie Newmar is the most iconic. She certainly inspired a lot of people to adopt her look, including Jessie Flores and some other ladies.....

Not to turn this into a cosplay thread but I remember when Wonder Woman was first on the air. I was too young at the time to appreciate Lynda Carter but I am so glad Sunny Deelite was also inspired by Wonder Woman.

Found on Pinterest... ;) Think the first one is Jimmy Olsen "undercover" from Superman.

More old cartoons. Boner, I recognize two of them as the same artist who drew your favorite about the "52 year old movie producer." :drool:

For the most part there is a difference between drag queens and transexuals.
 

Drag Queens are usually entertainers. I really don't know the ratio but most are gay guys that dress to entertain. Of course there are exceptions. Cross dressers usually are straight men that dress to relieve stresses in their lives. They usually do this in private most of the time. Transvestites are usually cross dressers. Transsexuals such as trannies and shemales are usually living their life as their inner gender dictates.

So the Radio City Music Hall Rockettes are entertainers and dress rather provocatively but you rarely see them if any in nude pics.

Most drag queens dress as men and act like men or effeminate gay me sometimes until the perform.

So take a transsexual and a drag queen. transsexuals usually take hormones and dress in everyday life. I have never seen Bailey Jay dressed as a guy or Amy Daly Or Laverne Cox for that matter. Jazz Jennings is a 15 year old trans girl and she dresses as a girl everyday. With the drag queens I have seen pics posted here of then in man mode and woman mode. So most don't live their lives as women like transsexual women do.

Does that make any sense? Transgender is an umbrella term which encompasses non binary genders, cross dressers, Androgyne, and transsexuals.

The bad thing about being transsexual is that you may have to do jobs in order to dress how you want from day to day. That would be porn, pics, prostitution, escorting and even truck driving. When I drove a truck then I always dressed feminine. Always did makeup and shaved my face everyday and my legs and underarms every other day. The little bit of hair on my chest don't show with low cut tanks and ts. Law enforcement can not fuck with you because you are gay or trans or anything else. If your shit is right then... They have to have probable cause. In 20 some odd years I have never had any problem with law enforcement. It was always ma'am in the beginning and after they saw the marker on my license they asked very respectfully what I preferred to be called. I am not shy and told them whatever they wanted to call me if they issue me a warning instead of a ticket. I ended up getting warnings because they would laugh at that and then apologize. I would laugh too. then I would get a "Please slow your butt down and have a nice day."

I would encourage everyone to look into the whole transgender thing and aspects if you are interested in trans women. It will explain a lot and the many differences between us all. I personally am a transsexual and live my life as a woman. I went through and still do all the bullshit. Now I own my own stuff so I answer to now one anymore. At least not face to face. My DL has F instead of M. I am in the process of a new BC with F instead of M. I mean my mome named me Jamie Daniell. All I need is another e and the end. Typo, maybe but she prayed pretty hard for a girl and it seems God answered part of her prayers.:lol:

Roxy Brooks. :heart:

Jamie,

Great post but that last sentence really touched me. :heart: :hug: :respect:

Andy

You mean this one?:respect:

I wonder though, would this cartoon turn me on if there were no caption or if the caption was different? I mean there's certainly nothing sexy to me about a 52 year old man.........unless they looked like that:turnon:

I have to say I like this one an awful lot too.

Was looking on Pinterest for more cartoons to post and stumbled upon a collection of vintage comic book covers. This seemed to be the most appropriate thread for these especially since Boner and myself and a few others had been discussing the styles of the 60’s and 70’s. Personally, I love the “look” of that era and find it incredibly sexy. The colors, the “big hair,” the short dresses and boots. All of it. :drool:

Trina (That Austin Powers wannabe motherfucker actually said “groovy.” He’s like a total loser. Forget him. You need to go out with me instead. :yes:), the girl on the couch (Likewise, dude’s a douchebag, dump his sorry ass. By the way asshole, nice socks…:lol:), and the girl at the bar (Mom, Dad, is that you? :eek:) were most definitely my favorites. :heart:

I really like these too! Especially the girl at the bar :drool:

I grew up reading comics too so seeing countless illustrations of beautiful heroines and villainesses, it follows that my sexual awakening was influenced by these over the top depictions of femininity as well. An amazon woman in spandex? Yes please!

As far as the retro look goes, it wasn't until 2003 when the t-girl bug really bit me (thank you Gia Darling!) but there were a few stray gender bending materials that caught my attention. Ru Paul's "Supermodel Video", Vanessa del Rio sporting a strap on, and Karen Dior as Peg Bundy.

I know we've wandered pretty far astray from the topic of this thread but I really enjoy this discussion and appreciate the moderators putting up with it :respect:

Well, we are discussing fashion mostly and what we find attractive in a woman. Many performers in drag DO impersonate celebrities so... :cool:

Couldn't help noticing the "Married With Shemales" video cover. This really took me back. Like just about every guy my age I had a huge crush on Christina Applegate as Kelly Bundy. :heart:

But I also found Peg super hot. :drool: I am a "mega-fan" of "Sons of Anarchy" and think Katey Sagal is not only beautiful but an amazing actress as well. :heart: :respect:

Enjoy this pic of Katey and Christina from "Married With Children." ;)

We [I]are[I]talking fashion, aren't we? :)

I should have said more about that video cover. Unlike most guys my age, I never found Kelly Bundy/Christina Applegate all that hot but I did have a thing Peg with her huge hair and sexy, trashy outfits. I never understood why Al never wanted to have sex with her and I'd fantasize about being the boy-next-door who'd sneak over and give her what she wanted while her husband was at work. But as hot as Katey Sagal was in that role, Karen Dior was ten times hotter:drool:! See the cover of that video was one of the first times I said to myself I didn't care if she had a dick, I was blown away by how sexy she was. It was also intriguing to think that maybe one of the reasons I thought she was so sexy was that she hada cock hiding under that super hot outfit.

The Vanessa del Rio pic also was huge for me. Even though it's not real, seeing Nasty Nessa wielding that weapon turned me on like few things ever had before. I mean, it just looked like so much fun. At the time I was afraid liking that set made me gay because I was getting turned on by a cock. I could fantize that Ru Paul and other fashionistas were genetic women but here I was getting turned on see a lady with something extra. All this was confusing at the time but terribly exciting.

Then, a few years later, I saw Gia and it all just clicked.

[QUOTE=a9127;265599]Well, we are discussing fashion mostly and what we find attractive in a woman. Many performers in drag DO impersonate celebrities so... :cool:

yes, and here is the incomporable performer Sunny Deelite channeling Cher, Liza, and Britney before taking the stage. I wish this beauty queen performed in my neck of the woods. She's amazing!

Woo-hoo! Made it to page 4! Viva la Glam!

Boner,

You (and anyone else who is interested) need to check out Frank Marino's "Divas" if you are ever in Vegas. It is well worth it. I have seen it and have mentioned it earlier in this thread.

Here's the link:

https://www.caesars.com/linq/shows/f...s#.WMWW8PnyuUk

Andy

I've been to a couple drag shows but they certainly weren't Las Vegas caliber, more of a mixed bag with lots of middle-aged, overweight guys camping it up. But then there's the performers who know just how sexy they are......

I've seen it with other captions. I'm not sure what the "original" caption published in Playboy actually was. Of course I still find it very sexy. It's an awesome drawing. :drool:

Did you know RuPaul was in his 50's? I think he looks great and of course is absolutely gorgeous in drag. Christie Brinkley is in her 60's. Most of the celebrities we grew up with are now anywhere from 40 to 70. How does the saying go? "50 is the new 30"? Works for me. So, I wonder, does that mean... I'm only 16? :lol::lol::lol:

You're right. It is an awesome drawing, super erotic in its suggestiveness but it's the caption that makes it perfect for me. Imagine being Marshall sitting there with this exquisite lady perched seductively on your desk. So what if it's your 52 year old male boss? She's looking pretty good now, right? Damn, that's hot.

I don't find men in their 50s attractive but there are plenty of ladies that age I find attractive. Ive always had a thing for older women actually, like the stunning Lady Trinity.

I really like artist Chad Sell's cartoon renditions of Drag Race contestants like Courtney Act and Tatiana.

Very nice. Thanks for sharing these! I'll have to check this artist out. :cool:

Glad you liked them! Here's some more of his work. Hot stuff!

Adore Delano. :heart:

Adore Delano, Courtney Act and Bianca Del Rio. :heart:

Nice line up!

The lovely Raven

Delta Work and our very own ila at "Downtown Olly's" here in Indy last summer. ;)

iPhone wallpaper from Pinterest. :cool:

Brooke Lynn Hytes :heart:

Thanks for sharing. I like her:eek:

Just found these of the lovely Miss Hytes.

Farrah Moan:drool:

A friend is taking me out tonight in downtown Indy to celebrate the end of the semester. Among other places, we had planned on droping in on "Zonies Closet." ;)

What a time that was! :eek::)

How as it? Any sexy talent? Details please!

We ended up going to Forty Five Degrees instead. More of a place to hang out with friends and have a drink (or two or three…). It turned out Zonies had a big weekend last week. But we’ll be going again. ;) It’s a pretty cool place. Here are the details:

“This weekend at Zonies Closet is going to be AMAZING......Joining Alana Steele Friday evening will be Queen of the Closet Patricia Yolonda Weave, Miss Gay Indiana Blair St Blair St. Clair and newly crowned Miss Gay Elegance Onya Knees! Then Saturday evening following the early show VAMP, Blair and Pat are back with Alana as they are joined by former Miss Gay Indiana and Bag Lady Royalty, Cassidy Fellows-Sommers!!!!! Don't miss out!”

So long as you had fun!:)

Sonique Love :drool:

From MTV: The Rise And Reign Of Drag: A Weekend Of Charisma, Uniqueness, Nerve, And Talent At RuPaul’s DragCon :cool:

Adore Delano. :heart:

Sasha Velour and Ongina. Love a queen who can rock a bald head.

Violet Chachki and Miss Fame looking very beautiful and elegant. I love these pictures!

Derrick Barry getting ready to perform as Britney. Awesome! :inlove:

I know this is off topic a bit but seeing how we've discussed fashion on this thread I figured I'd post it here. Has anyone seen the previews for the new show coming on TNT "Claws"? Good lord does Niecy Nash look hot!:eek:

For me drag is all about style and fashion and even though she's a genetic woman Niecy brings drag queen sensibilities to her outfits which I certainly appreciate. I just love her over the top femininity.:drool:

Alyssa Edwards. :heart:

Like the comic book covers from an earlier post, I'm not really sure where these belong. I feel they fit in with our discussion of fashion and society's representation of female sexuality--from the looks of these like over 50 or 60 years ago I would guess.

Actually I find "Toni" totally hot. Very cute and sexy. :inlove: Wish I could be the one to pick her up but I wouldn't be caught dead driving that clunker. :lol: Sorry sweetie, that cigarette's gotta go--don't you know smoking's really bad for you!--it's like 2017 now baby... :heart:

I just read your Toni story. Good stuff- thanks for sharing!

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it. :cool:

Andy

I did. It was a good story and I liked the twist at the end :respect:

I'm not much of a writer but I did write a story once inspired by these two beautiful ladies.....

Glad you liked the ending. It was really long. But there was a lot to tell. Thanks 4 staying with it! :respect:

Something I realized when writing it is I'd be totally screwed if I had to live in 1949. :(

Do you still have the story you wrote. I'd like to read it. ;)

I posted it in the stories section. I hope you enjoy it!

RuPaul on the cover of Entertainment Weekly. Very high res. Make sure you click it more than once to see it full sized. :cool:

Ru still has it! No one rocks a sequined dress like she does :respect::respect:

From "Drag Tastic" magazine covers on Pinterest. ;)

Courtney Act, Adore Delano, and Raja Gemini. :heart: From Pinterest. The person posting the picture of Raja said "I wonder what it would be like to be this cool?" :respect:

I have no idea who she is but I love the dress! :drool:

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Yes. It's hard to believe there was life without it. Smartphones too. One had to be more, umm... "creative." I used to take my mom’s Sears catalog upstairs just to look at the models.

I still remember her. She had a very short blue nightgown on and great legs. She was standing with her head back and her hand looked like it was brushing her hair. Her legs were apart. Afterward I was so scared that I might have come on my mom's catalog... Death would have been the result. God, I didn’t realize my memory was that good…

Jean Shrimpton’s modeling career predates me by at least several years! If I had known of her I probably would have cut those pages out and put them on the wall of my room. My biggest “crushes” in the 80’s were Christie Brinkley, Heather Thomas, Nancy Wilson, and Debbie Gibson (the 80's "Hannah Montana" LOL). I got to meet Heather at something I went to with my dad. Maybe ’87 or ’88. This was long after “Fall Guy.” She was super sweet and I was totally in awe of her. I still have the autographed pic. I’m sure she thought a certain 7 or 8 year old was quite the precocious little shit…

The period from maybe the forties through the eighties is perhaps the “great” era of glamour. Maybe that’s why we enjoy so many of the drag queens—they bring back the femininity and sexuality of that time.
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I really identify with this, Andy. I used to steal my parents' clothing catalogs too!

You're right. In the "good old days" a boy had to creative in finding jack off material. No internet and being too young to buy magazines like Playboy and Penthouse had me looking all over for, uhhh, "inspiration". There was some stuff on TV like sexy music videos but it was hard to catch them. I think my favorite at the time was the "I'm Your Venus" video from Bannarama. I would go crazy with lust over the girl in the Devil costume. Here's a link to that awesome video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkcU2_Vs7Xw

Christie Brinkley was another favorite, along with some of the Sports Illustrated swimsuit models. I had a Christie Brinkley calendar (1984 maybe?) that had a shot of her in a gold one piece bathing suit. God how I loved that picture!

I totally identified with your worrying about ruining your mom's catalog. I had a similar experience with my folks. They were big opera fans and I remember finding a stack of Opera News back issues in the attic one day. A lot of people think it's just fat ladies but let me tell you there are some stunningly beautiful women that sing opera too! I jacked off to those magazines all through adolescence.

So yeah, it's no surprise I like drag queens.

My "source" for Playboy, Penthouse, and Hustler was my friends older brother. I would sneak them into my bedroom rolled up and stuck in my socks. :lol::lol::lol:

I had carefully made a slice in the fabric of my box springs and kept them in there. My friend stuck them between his mattresses and was quickly "busted" by his mom. Whether or not my mom ever discovered them and said nothing remains a mystery to this day. The lengths we went to just to get off... Sigh... :innocent:

Showing my age but the first electronic source for porn I encountered was "Usenet" from about 89-92. Wonder who else on here ever searched "alt.binaries.pictures.erotica" for example? :blush:

Checked out "Opera News." I definitely see the appeal. Actually these women are huge stars and very glamorous--and mega talented. In fact, unless I'm mistaken, Opera is where the term "Diva" originated. :respect:

Had forgotten about Bannarama. Yes I had a crush on the middle girl. I also had a poster of Belinda Carlisle ("Heaven is a place on earth"). You should also check out the 60's version of "Venus." Mariska Veres is the singer. She is hot. :heart: :drool:

Maybe we should create a thread for "early experiences with porn" or something. I'm sure most of us have something to share... Including pics. :)

Now to get this thread back on track. Enjoy these pictures of RuPaul. :cool:

That middle picture of Queen Ru on her throne is keeper:heart:

Thanks for bringing it back to drag, Andy. And thanks for the new thread. I'll definitely weigh in over there:respect:

Great thread! I got into RPs Drag Race kind of reluctantly, I actually thought I'd hate it, but started to get into it and now I love it :D
I've been to see some of the Queens from it when they visit the UK and have seen Adore Delano in particular several times.

Faves include Courtney Act, Farrah Moan, Bianca Del Rio and obviously Adore :inlove:

Nice! Enjoy these then! :respect:

Especially for my friend Boner... ;) From Pinterest.

Beautiful! Thanks Andy!:respect:

:turnon::turnon::turnon::turnon::turnon:

Derrick Barry is fantastic, but Adore Delano blows my mind. :inlove::turnon: