Lucy Darling

She is a drag queen so she wouldn't identify as either. Sure she wants publicity. That's how she makes money. She's not shocking. She's funny. I think she is very clever. You sound very against her.

@celticeagle Drag queens typically identify by their personal names or pronouns outside of their performances, which may differ from their drag personas. They do not necessarily maintain their drag identity when not performing, as drag is often seen as a form of artistic expression rather than a permanent identity So this character identifies as neither but is in fact a woman They affirm that they do not like being misgendered so using she or her when gendering is incorrect. According to them themselves So if you or I say she or her, we are wrong. This only adds to confusion that they themselves create. I am not against them at all I just did not find them funny, and the non binary facade they choose to identify by in real life is just proof they are living in a delusional state that we can either choose.to buy into, or not Clearly we both choose not to as we have both referred to them as her