Gay southern

In the south, we have a saying, “we don&#;t hide crazy, we parade it out on the front porch and donate it a pleasant tea.” It is an interesting change of phrase that most people don&#;t understand. The basics of it imply that whatever makes us different isn’t something you hideaway in the obscure recesses. Instead, deliver it out for all to glimpse and appreciate. But it also has a second interpretation, one that refers to the proof that even the oddest parts of our families are still, just that… family.

But that is not the case with all the crazies…

Perception of entity Southern and gay

There are plenty of television shows and movies that exhibit how southern belles cannot go one single place without their gay besties, giving them both beauty and fashion advice. Those homosexual men dressed to the nines and held in tall regard, in many circles.

The south, however,  is a very class-ridden society that places more importance on social status than anything else.

Those less than fortunate circles aren&#;t as lucky. Religion becomes a more dominant mindset and forces many queer fo