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DESMOND IS AMAZING / desmondisamazing / Wendylou, Andrew, & Desmond Napoles - Child being abused/sexualized by parents for financial gain and fame.
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If this is an SVU episode, there needs to a rich right-wing fucking white male as the ACKSHUL bad guy behind the whole thing. Gays can do no wrong.
ATaleOfSofa
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Recent episodes, while obviously still slanted towards the left, have been a bit more balanced. Last season they had an antisemitic Muslim woman fake a hate crime and this season there was a Jussie Smollett inspired episode where Not-Jussie comes off as a real twat, so I don’t think it’s that much of a stretch for them to do an episode about a mother not sexually dressing her son up as a not sexual whore and not sexually pimping him out to a group of not sexual pedophiles who then proceed to not sexually sodomize him three ways to from Sunday.
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panopticon
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He's not even being sneaky or ambiguous about it. He says on his site that his art is based on his own fetishes and "genderqueer feelings". Crazy how open they can be about these things as long as they just subscribe to the right social and political orthodoxy.
Also, this passage:
"A lot of my work takes roles society has recognized as only rightful between men and women, with women in roles that would imply they are property, and puts girls and women into those roles, to express the autonomy and power I admire so much in women and girls."
Yeah, nothing says autonomy and power like preteens in crop tops. This just made me think of De Niro's character in Cape Fear trying to groom the teenage daugther. He just wants the girls to be autonomous and powerful, you see, without stuffy parents telling them they can't express themselves, have grown-up friends or explore their bodies.
These are the kind of predators Wendylou's willingly surrounding her son with, some more hidden than others. Even if he hasn't been molested yet, they're still deriving sexual pleasure from him, and she knows it fully well. What an absolutely vile human being she is.
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ATaleOfSofa
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But strictly Notsexual™ predators.
Nah, we’ll be called “KoalaKamps” or something like that.
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I hope that Matt Done and Trey Parker are.
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ATaleOfSofa
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Sadly, I’m afraid we’d be adapted out in order to streamline the already convoluted plot.
This is the SECOND (that we know of) out-and-proud pedophile showering Desmond with compliments online. When will Piggylou and her bootlickers finally give up the Notsexual™ nonsense?
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No. We're the plot twist after KKK is the only website where they police could find the video of his last night alive.
They arrest Null after trans teen "Jossie" publishes a video saying she's also been a victim of Koala Kamps as she tried to kill herself when she discovered a thread about her. But then they have to let him go because Carisi says he hasn't broken any law as there is no evidence we did anything. Rollins arrives saying she spent the whole night reading "Damon"'s and Jossie's threads and she's surprised by how we actually were on his side. She says KKK could have a point on how dangerous is to expose a child to this life and says she read we knew CPS had been informed and even got involved but they did nothing. She then says we believe the mother is guilty and the investigation changes.
plot twist: Damon killed himself.
ATaleOfSofa
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Wasn’t there an episode in the original series about an aspiring actress/model who commits suicide because her deranged stage mother forced her to do porn and then the mother is arrested for negligent homicide or manslaughter? There was even an estranged older daughter who despised their mother.
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you ever seen the danger hairs and dumpy female enbys who are trying to make "Kink education" a thing? similar to how drag was normalized about a decade ago.
I'm guessing we will be seeing the first "amazing BDSM kid" pretty soon
I'm guessing we will be seeing the first "amazing BDSM kid" pretty soon
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Fun fact: Sally Mann’s son committed suicide.
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I wonder if the knowledge that his boy-nudes are plastered all over the world had anything to do with it?
Azafran90
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Perhaps Sally took pics of the body to "explore" more "concepts".
what is it with mothers thinking their kids are objects to exploit?
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As a fan of drag this thread always hurts when I have a catch up. Everyone painting it as nonsexual is very naive at best.
I would say that, in essence, drag is not sexual. It is a form of expression and it varies between communities. UK drag is a lot more about performance, with more queens doing live singing performance and comedy routines, but even then there is a lot of innuendo and general crassness that definitely isn't suitable for kids. American drag is a LOT more sexualised, it's more dancing and looking like a ~sexy woman~ that's popular instead of "lol man in a wig and dress" which is more the roots of UK drag. Because American drag is the mainstream though, that has really influenced the scene over here so we have a lot more of that kind of stuff now.
I think that's the most disturbing part to me: in interviews the mother said he was watching rupaul's drag race from a really young age. That blows my mind. I'll be the first to say I love the show but it's so fucking sexual. Most of the contestants are horny gay bottoms who can't go long without commenting on how they wanna fuck the production crew. Yes there's the art side of it, with making garments and all the makeup artistry and runway shows but that's only the last 20 mins or so of each episode. Of course a child watching it will be like wow I wanna do that, it's colourful and fun, but it is so not age appropriate. They literally have mini-challenges where the contestants have to guess if the male eye candy 'pit crew' members are tops or bottoms, or playing bingo like games where the same crew are pulling cards out of their underwear. They're always dressed in just briefs and the camera likes to focus on their crotches or muscles 99% of the time. Some seasons even had those parts sponsored by Scruff (a Grindr like app).
Just like you wouldn't (well, let's hope) let a child do burlesque, you shouldn't get children into drag. Makeup and dressing up is one thing but this whole performance, strutting around and being shown off to the world shit is so gross. I've literally been to drag shows where people have done poppers on stage with the audience. A child should not be in that environment, period. They can wait until they're old enough, there are teen fans of drag that complain all the time about how they can't go to shows because most are 18+, but most just get over it. Some drag queens make
extra effort to come outside of venues and meet fans who are too young to get into the bars just to thank them for their support.
The mother in this situation is definitely the issue and the fact she obviously encouraged this shit from a very young age in Desmond makes me feel a bit sick tbh
I would say that, in essence, drag is not sexual. It is a form of expression and it varies between communities. UK drag is a lot more about performance, with more queens doing live singing performance and comedy routines, but even then there is a lot of innuendo and general crassness that definitely isn't suitable for kids. American drag is a LOT more sexualised, it's more dancing and looking like a ~sexy woman~ that's popular instead of "lol man in a wig and dress" which is more the roots of UK drag. Because American drag is the mainstream though, that has really influenced the scene over here so we have a lot more of that kind of stuff now.
I think that's the most disturbing part to me: in interviews the mother said he was watching rupaul's drag race from a really young age. That blows my mind. I'll be the first to say I love the show but it's so fucking sexual. Most of the contestants are horny gay bottoms who can't go long without commenting on how they wanna fuck the production crew. Yes there's the art side of it, with making garments and all the makeup artistry and runway shows but that's only the last 20 mins or so of each episode. Of course a child watching it will be like wow I wanna do that, it's colourful and fun, but it is so not age appropriate. They literally have mini-challenges where the contestants have to guess if the male eye candy 'pit crew' members are tops or bottoms, or playing bingo like games where the same crew are pulling cards out of their underwear. They're always dressed in just briefs and the camera likes to focus on their crotches or muscles 99% of the time. Some seasons even had those parts sponsored by Scruff (a Grindr like app).
Just like you wouldn't (well, let's hope) let a child do burlesque, you shouldn't get children into drag. Makeup and dressing up is one thing but this whole performance, strutting around and being shown off to the world shit is so gross. I've literally been to drag shows where people have done poppers on stage with the audience. A child should not be in that environment, period. They can wait until they're old enough, there are teen fans of drag that complain all the time about how they can't go to shows because most are 18+, but most just get over it. Some drag queens make
extra effort to come outside of venues and meet fans who are too young to get into the bars just to thank them for their support.
The mother in this situation is definitely the issue and the fact she obviously encouraged this shit from a very young age in Desmond makes me feel a bit sick tbh
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As a fan of drag this thread always hurts when I have a catch up. Everyone painting it as nonsexual is very naive at best.
I would say that, in essence, drag is not sexual. It is a form of expression and it varies between communities. UK drag is a lot more about performance, with more queens doing live singing performance and comedy routines, but even then there is a lot of innuendo and general crassness that definitely isn't suitable for kids. American drag is a LOT more sexualised, it's more dancing and looking like a ~sexy woman~ that's popular instead of "lol man in a wig and dress" which is more the roots of UK drag. Because American drag is the mainstream though, that has really influenced the scene over here so we have a lot more of that kind of stuff now.
I think that's the most disturbing part to me: in interviews the mother said he was watching rupaul's drag race from a really young age. That blows my mind. I'll be the first to say I love the show but it's so fucking sexual. Most of the contestants are horny gay bottoms who can't go long without commenting on how they wanna fuck the production crew. Yes there's the art side of it, with making garments and all the makeup artistry and runway shows but that's only the last 20 mins or so of each episode. Of course a child watching it will be like wow I wanna do that, it's colourful and fun, but it is so not age appropriate. They literally have mini-challenges where the contestants have to guess if the male eye candy 'pit crew' members are tops or bottoms, or playing bingo like games where the same crew are pulling cards out of their underwear. They're always dressed in just briefs and the camera likes to focus on their crotches or muscles 99% of the time. Some seasons even had those parts sponsored by Scruff (a Grindr like app).
Just like you wouldn't (well, let's hope) let a child do burlesque, you shouldn't get children into drag. Makeup and dressing up is one thing but this whole performance, strutting around and being shown off to the world shit is so gross. I've literally been to drag shows where people have done poppers on stage with the audience. A child should not be in that environment, period. They can wait until they're old enough, there are teen fans of drag that complain all the time about how they can't go to shows because most are 18+, but most just get over it. Some drag queens make
extra effort to come outside of venues and meet fans who are too young to get into the bars just to thank them for their support.
The mother in this situation is definitely the issue and the fact she obviously encouraged this shit from a very young age in Desmond makes me feel a bit sick tbh
I agree. I’m a straight female, but I’ve enjoyed a few good drag shows over the years, including one in Atlanta where a queen dressed up as a KY bottle and another fat queen made the joke “I need 12 inches of dick...6 inches to get past the fat and 6 inches to satisfy me”. It’s all very hilarious and fun, but if I saw a fucking 10-year-old there, I would walk out in disgust. And probably punch his mother in the face on the way out.
ATaleOfSofa
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As a fan of drag this thread always hurts when I have a catch up. Everyone painting it as nonsexual is very naive at best.
I would say that, in essence, drag is not sexual. It is a form of expression and it varies between communities. UK drag is a lot more about performance, with more queens doing live singing performance and comedy routines, but even then there is a lot of innuendo and general crassness that definitely isn't suitable for kids. American drag is a LOT more sexualised, it's more dancing and looking like a ~sexy woman~ that's popular instead of "lol man in a wig and dress" which is more the roots of UK drag. Because American drag is the mainstream though, that has really influenced the scene over here so we have a lot more of that kind of stuff now.
I think that's the most disturbing part to me: in interviews the mother said he was watching rupaul's drag race from a really young age. That blows my mind. I'll be the first to say I love the show but it's so fucking sexual. Most of the contestants are horny gay bottoms who can't go long without commenting on how they wanna fuck the production crew. Yes there's the art side of it, with making garments and all the makeup artistry and runway shows but that's only the last 20 mins or so of each episode. Of course a child watching it will be like wow I wanna do that, it's colourful and fun, but it is so not age appropriate. They literally have mini-challenges where the contestants have to guess if the male eye candy 'pit crew' members are tops or bottoms, or playing bingo like games where the same crew are pulling cards out of their underwear. They're always dressed in just briefs and the camera likes to focus on their crotches or muscles 99% of the time. Some seasons even had those parts sponsored by Scruff (a Grindr like app).
Just like you wouldn't (well, let's hope) let a child do burlesque, you shouldn't get children into drag. Makeup and dressing up is one thing but this whole performance, strutting around and being shown off to the world shit is so gross. I've literally been to drag shows where people have done poppers on stage with the audience. A child should not be in that environment, period. They can wait until they're old enough, there are teen fans of drag that complain all the time about how they can't go to shows because most are 18+, but most just get over it. Some drag queens make
extra effort to come outside of venues and meet fans who are too young to get into the bars just to thank them for their support.
The mother in this situation is definitely the issue and the fact she obviously encouraged this shit from a very young age in Desmond makes me feel a bit sick tbh
You’d think the amount of times these idiots have told people “the only one who finds it sexual is YOU!” would have made them realize already that it’s not “just that one person” who is thinking that.
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I grew up on Dame Edna, so I completely see where @Chicken Picnic is coming from. The American "scene" has certainly impacted drag in a way that seems way more sexual, and it's not a shock to me that Desmond is being so sexualised since America's child pageantry tradition is also often kinda bizarrely sexualised. Desmond is essentially a product of these two things, or more specifically the sick fuck adults enabling and encouraging this are coming from that tradition.
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I used to work in a place that would host drag... Tournaments? Pageants? And they always came off as more of a caricature of women to me. Backstage the guys seemed to know they were guys, but flaming like the fires of hell. Other times they do drag shows; where a number of guys would dress up like famous women/starlets; crass jokes and other adult humor were plenty, but there was nothing one might consider overtly sexual. The performers seemed to know they were men in wigs and dresses who were there to entertain; they knew they're playing caricatures, and they knew the audience knew. It wasn't entertaining like a strip tease, it was entertaining because it's guys pretending to be catty women kicked up to 1000% and telling crass jokes. Something Dane Cook could take inspiration from.
Trying to compare the shit they're having Demond do, to the stuff I watched by virtue of working where it was performed is night and day.
Trying to compare the shit they're having Demond do, to the stuff I watched by virtue of working where it was performed is night and day.