Do you think drag Queen story time is a wonderful idea for children?

[Anonymous]

[Smoke-n-Growls]

Absolutely. Kids in my city love it, and so do the Queens.

It's a chance for the Queens to use some of their more fairy tale esque costumes, and give back to the community. And the kids are often too little to know what a drag queen is or even register that's what's happening.

Kids see a fairytale princess or fairy godmother, they get a book read to them, and sometimes older kids who understand more about LGBTQ get to ask some questions they haven't felt safe asking at home or school. It's a safe environment, and most of the time it's just kids loving that a real life fairy princess is reading them a book.

It's not like seeing or interacting with a Drag Queen will make children gay or anything. If the kid is gay, they were always gonna be gay.

[NamerOfStars]

Well, it teaches them that the world is full of freaky weirdos, which IS an important lesson, and that freaky weirdos don't always want to eat your bones. I doubt it's the best way to convey that, but I think most of the hysteria is just NAMBLA-shyre panic mongering.

If you have kids (now or in the future), talk to them about what they see and experience; raise them to be critical thinkers who can judge and discern, and they'll have far fewer problems.

[TheFlak38]

In a healthy society these faggots would be playing drag queens in a prison facility.

[Avicenna]

Totally inappropriate for kids

[In_Trance]

I think it's fkn retarded, but you do you

[exitseven]

No it is a disgrace.