Ms Gay Philippines 2008
Posted by bakla on April 10, 2008 · 2 Comments
When I was a young boy, I was so scared of trannies. I don’t know why but I really was. However, over the years, I have learned to understand them in the same why that I understand my sexuality. And now, I don’t just understand them, I appreciate them and am proud of them.
One of the reasons why I’m proud of them is gay beauty pageants. It is quite sad that many people automatically think of question and answer boo-boos whenever the term “gay beauty pageant” is mentioned. However, what I’ve noticed is that our transsexual and/transvestite sistahs who join beauty pageants are getting more and more intelligent. All the more reason to be proud of the T in LGBT!
George, one of our readers from England, asked us if we were gonna cover the Miss Gay Philippines 2008 pageant. Ironically, I did not anything about the pageant had George not sent me an email about it. So I did some research online but most of the search results pointed to websites of gay beauty pageant boo-boos.
Apparently, the contest Miss Gay Philippines is on its 29th Continue Reading this entry– »
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yes in did we are intelligent, beautiful and more independent. i agree with you. if only more decent gay pageant will be organize that will uplift the image of gays in our country. when i say decent gay pageant i mean the ones that are not shown in the plazas for fun during fiestas…..
“It is only with the heart that anyone can see rightly,what is essential is invisible to the eye”…I realized how fortunate i am being a gay,i appreciate the beauty of life whether it is in joy or in pain. I grown up with lots of hesitation and descrimination,but inspite of all those, i never stop dreaming and strive to prove myself that i am worthy as a human being…as a Gay! I was deafeted most of the time in gay beauty pageant during my younger days,in every battle i never loose hope,i had the full confidence,trying my best, without any backups,make up artist,and fabulous long gown. I compete with a very light make up that is the reason why i never stood out.I create my own gown from my room curtain,i sang in acapela during the talent portion.Everything is impromptu. I never question them everytime i loose the pageant,instead…i feel glad about myself,about the effort i did,about the confidence i gained everytime i was loosed at the contest. I never think that i am a looser,among them all, I believed,I am the most beautiful gay. Until one time,i was being recognized,given a chance to be at the top 5. I was so excited about the question and answer portion. I beleived that this is the moment that i have been waiting for. I might not have the fabuluos long gown,siliconed boobs,long wavy hair,amazing make ups…but i have the knowledge,confidence and witt. I am not a complete package but because of being natural and smart….atlast i bagged the crown. But this is not the end,now i am competing in the most challenging pageant in my life….i am working now as a visual merchandiser and i travel and being assigned in different parts of the middle east. It is not easy being a gay working in arab countries.But i did,in fact i still have my crown,always wearing in my head!