Hey dolls! Just some photos of me feeling my vintage oats on my birthday. You can find me @ mayahangmanoakreyes. I don't post very often, but when I do - it's always fabulous. ♥️✨💋

Hi everyone! I was pretty recently introduced to drag and would really like to start on the path of drag performance, as I'm pretty passionate about theatre and love entertaining audiences. A piece of feedback I got when constructing my persona was to take inspiration from already established artists. As I have been looking at actual stage performance I noticed that there seems to be a specific focus on makeup/dance moves that require a decent amount of mobility or ability. I also notice -- completely understandably -- that many personas are strictly over exaggerated Male or Female identities. Without getting too much into it, I find myself somewhat limited in mobility due to physical disability, and I personally would only feel comfortable in outfits that are a lot more "genderfucky," between the lines, androgynous, or agendered. So! Not that a performer specifically has to identify with the word "nonbinary" specifically, but can anyone recommend me some (physically) disabled and/or highly-gender-non-confirming artists to learn from? Thanks!!

I'm preparing a drag number and looking for alternative breastplate options -- specifically looking for large, sagging boobs. But also curious about any other options that aren't the usual basics. Thanks!