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It would appear that in real life Barry Humphries is a lot more Les Patterson than Dame Edna
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You know, Kirsty, I always suspected that. I so wish it were the other way round.
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I hate it when your childhood heroes let you down like this 😦
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Yes! It makes one wonder just what the Dame Edna thing was all about.
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Australian mainstream culture typically accepts cross dressing and drag (Les Girls, Priscilla & most recently The Dressmaker) but that doesn’t seem to translate into understanding of trans & Intersex people. Barry Humphries & Germaine Greer enlivened a dull local landscape in the 1970s and 80s but their time has passed, sadly 😥😥😥
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Never had much time for her, and this makes me feel justified. Looking back on my dysphoria, I remember when I first heard about transition it was like hearing about the tunnel out of the prison – some distant but possible route to fully-realised personhood – and even back then I had the sense this person was making mockery out of the concept… and seemingly they were.
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Hey Luv, missing you and your posts! Hope all is well over there, Hugs and Smooches!
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