Parents disapprove of their drag queen son's look while out to eat | What Would You Do? | WWYD
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Published 2018-07-06
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All Comments (21)
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When the guy called them beautiful...he’s a KEEPER
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Lady: I just came from the cemetery. You still have your son. Actors: oop—
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i love that a straight man told him that he looks beautiful despite the stereotypes that go along with it, like for a lot of straight men saying that would make them feel immaculated, and i just think its so wonderful that he pushed all that stigma aside to make this person's day better :)
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the poor couple that lost their son.. the mother is so stricken with grief, she's become numb. and the father, the way he was sitting there, unable to do anything but look down and up at his wife.. oh my goodness. my heart hurts. 🥺
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“I just came from the cemetery, my son is dead” literally every actor: and I oop-
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"I just came from the cemetery, my son is dead" Actors:👁👄👁
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i just hear "my name is jackie cox, can't put me in a box" and burst out laughing.
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“Give me the ticket I’ll go” SLAY 💅🏼💅🏼💅🏼
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When the woman said “at least your son is here, I just came from the cemetery” I legit started crying heavily 😭
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Mom: "You look like a clown..you look like a clown." Bianca del Rio: "Am I joke to you?"
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"You either lose him or accept him." I love that line. You don't have to both agree and accept. It's called tolerance.
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Woman in white: "If my son showed up like that, I would get up and leave." Also her: "There's nothing that my son can do that would make me resent him in any way"
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“Wish I had a body like that” If that ain’t the BIGGEST MOOD EVER
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Parents: you can be whatever you want when you grow up! Parents: no not that
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The lady who has the dead son deserves a tight and long hug. My condolences for and to her.
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My heart breaks for the mom at the end. Her eyes looked full of sadness. You would take anything to see your kids happy and healthy, parents who have trans, queer or drag queen kids should be grateful their child is trying to live a better life for themselves, true love is accepting the person in front of us❤️❤️
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Damn that couple when the boyfriend said “you look beautiful” and his girlfriend hugged her 😭
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“Excuse me, you’re beautiful” literally made me cry...
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Not them showing off Monet's sponge dress in her intro 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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This hit hard with me. I recently told my grandmother who I view as my mother because I've lived with her since I was 4 months old that I was trans and felt more like my actual self when I dress fem. My grandmother is 73 and you would not believe what she told me. She told me that she already knew that I was bi sexual and that she knew already that I dressed as a woman because she had found some of my cloths that i had been hiding but that she wasn't going to push me or confront me until i felt comfortable telling her myself. she told me that she had know for over 4 years before I told her but never said anything even though she wanted to on more than a few times because she could see how unhappy I was leaving under the mask of denial. she didn't know I was trans and didn't even really know what that meant. I had a long discussion with about what it meant to be trans fem and that I was TF and she just told me "okay so I have another daughter, it doesn't matter i still love you." Then she asked me if I wanted to go to the store with her and buy some makeup and some new cloths and told me that I never had to hide who i am ever again. <3 If I could give any one advice and coming out to your parents or friends as being trans or gay or bi I would honestly tell you to do it on your own terms but honestly not to wait as long as i did as it can really eat you up inside not being true to who you are and what you need to be happy and health. I know it can be scary and you must realize your probably going to lose friends or people your close to when you come out BUUTT the truth is if they turn there back on you after you speak your own truth then they never really cared about you in the first place and were just looking for a reason to cut you out of there life. You're beautiful no matter who you choice to be or how you identify what ever that may be. Just be yourself and find your happiness what ever it takes. Be true and be you and always know you are a Beautiful human being no matter what anyone tells you! <3 <3 <3 <3
