This is brianspeak's fault

[azarnes]

But it is fun, so participate

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[johnny_class]

Interview me! :)

[azarnes]

Your first question: Assuming that you are single for the purposes of this question, would you- ever dress in drag and pick up a straight girl, whom presumably didn't know you were female?
If so, how far would be able to continue the illusion?

[johnny_class]

Assuming that I am single, of course, here is my answer:

I would most definitely dress in drag to pick up a lesbian.
I would most definitely dress in drag to pick up a woman whose sexual orientation I wasn't sure of.
I would most definitely NOT dress in drag to pick up a woman I knew to be straight, because I wouldn't want to deal with the drama. The 'illusion' of masculinity disappears so quickly when you are close up, and I wouldn't want to have to go thru the explanation of why I'm dressed as male, why I'm trying to pick her up, or why my cock isn't permanently attached to my body... Not fun.

[azarnes]

Thank you.

Questions 2. Name three things you like about butch women.
Name three things you like about femme women.
Name three things you like about genderqueers.

[brianspeak]

DO ME!

[azarnes]

I assume you mean interview you?

Ok, Brian-

1. Describe your relationship with your father to me, in detail.

[lady_grace9]

Interview me, please...then explain the rules again because my brain fell out.

[azarnes]

Ok. I ask you five questions, you post the answers in your journal, and offer to interview anyone else who asks.

1. What is the primary trait you look for in a friend?

[lady_grace9]

hmmm. I would have to say they would be someone I know I could trust. So would that be loyalty? I just need to know that I can tell that person just about anything and it's only between us, and that they have my back in any situation.

[azarnes]

Thank you.

2. If you had a generally good opinion of a new acquaintence, what word or words could they use to radically change your opinion of them?