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Like I get that she went home whiteYes He’ s Golfing no I don’ t know when he’ ll be home yes we are still married no he’s not Imaginary shirt . I just don’t understand the narrative they needed to play out this season, which required Shuga to leave. Ya know? I remember somebody said it best in that from a competition challenge pov her elimination made little sense, but from a competition reality TV point of view she was doing overtime. She wasn’t picking many fights, she wasn’t shining bright enough to win, and her storylines weren’t really explored by production in favor of Nina to be the battered motherly wise queen –and I admit I don’t know Shuga well enough to think of a different storyline/role that could be assigned to her.

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Armed forces husband, they were together during whiteYes He’ s Golfing no I don’ t know when he’ ll be home yes we are still married no he’s not Imaginary shirt . I think those could have been expanded out for sure, especially considering some queens’ story is “I’m a pageant queen but omg now I’m more than a pageant queen?!” No shade to them either, just saying production can do better. These queens are interesting as fuck, give us more. Especially considering they twisted Milk’s story in AS3 into something no one wanted. Don’t forget the whole ‘I kinda rejected my culture when I was younger and now make a point to bring it into my drag’ angle she talks about with Michelle Visage in Whatcha Packing. She’s also just really. Oooh, this is tea. I need the producers to understand that a good story on TV doesn’t ALWAYS have to be drama between contestants. Sure we need some of that, but there are other things they can show us. Tbh I’m pretty mad they didn’t milk the corporate America storyline. Spice it in with DADT and that’s an interesting, ever-relevant discussion about acceptability politics. Production needs to do better !! I don’t know about you but I’m a queer man that works in tech/corporate America but loves drag and seeing those two elements on the show together would have been meaningful to me.
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