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unbidden-yidden:

unbidden-yidden:

tyrannuspitch:

tyrannuspitch:

still so fucking weird to go from real life, where a cis man being flamboyant/effeminate/camp is judged like 70+% by how he speaks and carries himself, to online queer communities, which often seem to have no concept of male gender non-conformity that doesn’t involve wearing a skirt

i promise you, a man can be fem to the point of being in danger while wearing literally exactly the same thing as a hypermasculine guy. a boring basic black suit. a t shirt and jeans. a UNIFORM. gender conformity is not only about what you wear

None of you have watched that heartbreaking scene in The Birdcage where Albert gives up wearing everything he likes to try and blend in for their son’s conservative prospective in-laws and is so awkward and uncomfortable that no one says much until finally he says, defeated, “I know what you’re thinking - dressed like this, I’m even more obvious, aren’t I?” and it shows.

Here, have your queer heart broken:

This is what I’m talking about. This is still literally how it is in most places in the Midwest if you’re trying to “pass” for straight/cis/whatever.

exponential63:See Maurice (James Ivory, 1987) on the big screen! For free! On a Saturday! At the Bexponential63:See Maurice (James Ivory, 1987) on the big screen! For free! On a Saturday! At the Bexponential63:See Maurice (James Ivory, 1987) on the big screen! For free! On a Saturday! At the Bexponential63:See Maurice (James Ivory, 1987) on the big screen! For free! On a Saturday! At the Bexponential63:See Maurice (James Ivory, 1987) on the big screen! For free! On a Saturday! At the Bexponential63:See Maurice (James Ivory, 1987) on the big screen! For free! On a Saturday! At the B

exponential63:

See Maurice(James Ivory, 1987) on the big screen! For free! On a Saturday! At the British Museum!

Details here

Online pre-booking advised. And you’ll need to get up early: Maurice is on at 10.45am!

It’s part of a day of free movies exploring love and marriage in the context of LGBT cinema, co-organised by London’s LGBT Camden Forum. The others are Flames of Passion (Richard Kwietniowski, 1989), Small Town Gay Bar (Malcolm Ingram, 2006) and Cloudburst (Thom Fitzgerald, 2011).


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