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...I just don't have the interest. The fashion industry thrives on being cutting edge and "oddballness", and this person is the oddball de jour. The only reason he thrives today is because he looks so much like the current crop of very tall, very thin models, who have a very androgynous presentation, and are mostly from Eastern Europe ( as he is), but with the added twist of being male. He is certainly not something that any transwomen I know hold in adulation.
Lets play a game, shall we...let's look at a couple of youtube videos from the early 90's, with real women whose presentation defined femininity for that time. The great Queens and transwomen of the era sought to emulate these gorgeous females, and something has been lost since then, I think...ask a transwoman of today if she would like to look like Andrej or Christy Turlington...
Marc Jacobs for Perry Ellis spring/summer 1992 - YouTube
Marc Jacobs for Perry Ellis spring/summer 1992 - YouTube
Pretend that the fashion industry doesn't call the shots for you personally and you can actually see someone and be attracted to that person on your own. I don't know Andrej and I'll never meet him. I don't care if he emulates anyone else or if I should compare him with anyone from the past, present or future. I could give two shits if someone wants to find a way to diminish him or find a reason to "not hold him in adulation". I have no problem liking Andrej Pejic. He is beautiful. I like thinking about how beautiful he is. I don't worry about if I like boys or girls. He transcends all that bullshit.
Funny, because I know several that indeed does, although they are Post-ops.
However, even if there, hypothetically, wouldn't have been any T-chicks at all that held him in adulation, it would nonetheless be totally irrelevant, as they, the anti-T-chicks, are not any Government of approval of Gendervarianted people, and, as such, has no saying, any less than people that would like garlic banned from every restaurant have any saying either, as their opinions is not everybodies else opinion, but merely theirs.
Why not instead do it the other way around, shall we: Ask a bunch of random Bio-females on the street if they would like to look like transsexuals, and see what lots, or even all of them, would answer.Quote:
Lets play a game, shall we...let's look at a couple of youtube videos from the early 90's, with real women whose presentation defined femininity for that time. The great Queens and transwomen of the era sought to emulate these gorgeous females, and something has been lost since then, I think...ask a transwoman of today if she would like to look like Andrej or Christy Turlington...
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