So I was a freshman college student fresh out of the sticks, real country mouse in the big city type deal. My best friend was m>f transgender, and I wanted to meet other gay chicks so I went with her to this LGBT type support group thing. It was alright, not really my cup of tea, but my friend really wanted to participate in this drag show so I went to support her and meet cute ladies.
The drag show was hosted inside of a church in an obscure part of the city. The cold wind hurled itself down the wind tunnel of the street created by the tall, cold adjacent buildings. We make it inside and she splits off to get ready for the show. I head up to the second floor for viewing purposes.
With much fanfare in the midst of low budget decorations, the show begins--and it's pretty neat. A lot of people of color, lot's of great dancing and outfits, a lot of really attractive people, about 200 participants total. Then they announce that this was just a preliminary round to showcase all of the people that wanted to be in the show, and that the "real" contestants were just getting warmed up.
The judges seated themselves on a stage over looking the cat walk and they're all characters ripped out of Ru-Paul--hair that made you question physics, clothing that whored your eye's attention, and never ending nails, painted intricately and matching their outfits.
The talent filed out, one by one, onto the catwalk, one female in particular wearing clothing of questionable substance--her DD breasts were hardly covered by a mesh dress clinging to her body by one thin strap over her left shoulder. Her eyes were glazed with makeup, and smooth like an Easter egg's shell, and her lips shone like a lacquered toilet.
Her hair was slicked back and then precariously situated to stay in place as she moved. She had heels that pushed her 5 more inches in the air, adding to her already 6 foot frame. She walked with a grace that I thought would break space time itself. And then she started to dance.
Before that day, I'd never seen live, soft core pornography in a church. Nor had I ever seen a body move in such a way as to be inspired by the spasms of an epileptic go-go dancer. She configured her body to music that beat in sync with the heart beats of two copulating rabbits, and with each movement, her dress clung for dear life as two bouncing boobies raged against their oppressive, mesh enclosure.
The judges presided over this performance like alien anthropologists being worshiped by the lesser inhabitants they were sent to study. They scrutinized this woman's offering with unrelenting expressions of pure criticism.
Her body twisted into what I now identify as the finale of performance--a spin, a pirouette, a death spiral, there are words that cannot fit the joyous freedom that was experienced by the woman's breasts as they freed themselves of the dress's modesty and spun around the woman, straight out before her chest like orbiting moons.
Only then did the alien overlords shift position. I saw a sideways glance, a lifted eyebrow, a note scribbled--she spun and her boobs spun for immeasurable amount of time. I realized halfway through that I wasn't breathing. There was a crack and her breasts broke the speed of sound, though it was muffled by the crowd's collectivity and the music's drone.
At the sound of what may have been the deployment of air brakes, she slowed her death spiral and stood tall, at full height, walking with her shoulders back, confidently, stepping to the beat of the music, breasts proudly resting above the defeated mesh dress, which had wilted down her waist.
I turned to see the rest of the church frozen in a mixture of awe and masked awe. The performance ended, and the husky, 60-year-old woman, white hair curling about her clip-on earrings, sat beside me. She turned, stuck out her hand and said, "Hi I'm Linda ___, founder of this group." And that, my friends, was the first of many of the most bizarre nights of my life.
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