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Rupauls Drag Race taught me how to express emotions and gender identity through creativity and that i should never apologize or think less of myself for being weird and different. He teaches me that i should always love and be respectful and that if you cant love yourself how the hell you gonna love somebody else!

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RuPaul's Drag Race reminds me weekly of the loud, bold, and colorfully fun people that give our community a healthy dose of personality. I am constantly shown how overflowing the LGBTQ community is with passion, creativity, and perseverance.

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RuPual's Drag Race introduced me to so many amazing characters, and featured so many wacky, zany, hilarious scenarios that all had the benefit of mainstreaming LGBT people and getting them onscreen on their own terms. Props to you hooker!

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It taught me to love myself for who I am.  I never really understood what Ru meant when he says, "If you can't love yourself, how in the HELL you gonna love somebody else?"….but now I get it.

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It taught me to love myself for who I am.  I never really understood what Ru meant when he says, "If you can't love yourself, how in the HELL you gonna love somebody else?"….but now I get it.

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I love how this show,  as a highly edited show about men dressing as women is a lot about pretence yet through this seems to speak to so many deep realities of every day life. The show is itself a drag creation; an illusion that teases and dazzles, that makes a joke of the most harsh things in life and also shows us how we can move past them. I find this distilled in some of Ru's corny gems like "If you can't love yourself how in the hell are you gonna love somebody else", and "We're born naked, and the rest is drag". A dark sky makes a nice background for a dazzling rainbow. Sounds over the top (much like RPDR) but that's the uplifting message I take from the show

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He introduced me to all of these gender identities and sexualities that I didn't know were an option, and the drag community which is AMAZING

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It made me appreciate what it means to be an individual - and how freeing it can be to relinquish the drowning feeling opinions from other people can give and be yourself. I learned that drag is an art and these people channel their vision into a craft. It also made me be more accepting of other peoples' differences. Honestly there hasn't been another show that has made me appreciate myself, or learned more from, or opened my mind wider than this one and I love it. 

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It made me appreciate what it means to be an individual - and how freeing it can be to relinquish the drowning feeling opinions from other people can give and be yourself. I learned that drag is an art and these people channel their vision into a craft. It also made me be more accepting of other peoples' differences. Honestly there hasn't been another show that has made me appreciate myself, or learned more from, or opened my mind wider than this one and I love it. 

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It made me feel more comfortable in my sexuality as a bisexual girl and gave me better confidence and self-love overall.

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Drag Race is known for having a variety of different queens and views on the show, and that's really helped me come to terms with who I am. I'm a lot more comfortable being myself around people.

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Drag Race taught me that you don't need to be a bitch to have sass.

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Laganja Estranja's UNTUCKED about her relationship with her mother inspired me to come out to my mother as a drag queen

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It has helped my boyfriend feel more comfortable in his own skin

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It has helped my boyfriend feel more comfortable in his own skin

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This show has just been amazing to me and my views. I love seeing people in a light I would have never known. I come from a Christian family and I still am a Christian. My wife actually turned me on to this show and now I love her more. I have realized I can still hold on my personal beliefs and still be so happy for others. Seeing chad on season 4 talk about how hard it is not to have the same rights as others, and not being able to see his partner if something ever happened to him broke my heart. This show has shown me that no matter your sexual orientation, religion, race or whatever. We all deserve happiness and LOVE!!!! I have learned to love myself for who I am and how I look. Thanks Ru for being so amazing and eye opening!!!! I

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Drag Race has really guided me onto the path of self-realization, loving myself, and pursuing my dreams. Hell, it's one of the things my boyfriend and I have the most in common- love for the queens. Anybody that walks outside of their house in a wig and stilettos is my hero.

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RPDR has opened my eyes and heart to a subculture I knew very little about. I HEART RuPaul!

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Drag race has shown me that no matter how big, small, black, white or whatever the hell you are, you can still stick on a sequinnced dress, look sickening, and MAKE THEM EAT IT.

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I've made new friends IRL because of a TV show!!  RPDR bringing families together!!<br>

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The most important thing that Drag Race taught me was that I am worthwhile. Everyone is worthy of love, and loving yourself is the most important thing you can do in your life. Can I get an amen? Now prance!

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Drag Race has showed me that aesthetic is much like opinion - everyone has a different one and nobody is wrong. Not only do I walk out of the house wearing whatever I like now, but I do it happily. I am so much more confident and more positive about others. Because when you love yourself, you do actually love other people more.

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Drag Race helps me to give fewer fucks about what people think of me. Most of the time I don't feel as if I quite fit in with anyone but RuPaul and all his gorgeous queens remind me that you just gotta werk who you are. No shame, just joy!

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Drag Race has brought me so much joy over the past few years. It has been a beacon of light in cold, grey, dreary New England winters.

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Drag Race has helped me to move past my inhibitions and fill my life with more love, laughter and light. It also serves as a reminder of how lucky I am to have a supportive family

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It's the most unashamedly gay thing on television and it should be applauded for that alone. It's something I can watch with straight guy friends and because it's so ridiculous, we can all laugh along while being wowed by the transformations the queens undergo. It's the best thing on television. Bar none.

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Drag Race has taught me to laugh more and love more.

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Drag Race has taught me to laugh more and love more.

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I feel so happy when I watch the queens on TV.

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I have been having a very hard time lately and rpdr has been a welcome distraction from my actual life

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RuPaul's Drag Race has let me find a community where I feel loved and appreciated.

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I have learned how to express myself through drag.

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I have learned how to express myself through drag.

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RuPaul's Drag Race has allowed me accept myself for who I am.

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RuPaul's Drag Race has allowed me accept myself for who I am.