I spend half my life on jug handles trying to get back to where I was originally going.
I will say that as someone in theater, the fag hag thing is a bit passé these days. Gay men have essentially closed out all women - straight, gay and totally confused. I remember when Camille Paglia posited this years ago and said that the exclusion of straight women from gay men’s lives helped along the AIDs crisis because there were no women around to tell them to clean up their act. Now that they have gay “marriage” and can adopt children, why bother with icky women at all? Gay life is now exclusively male, in my opinion. And gay men never liked lesbians because of the very obvious fact that they are unattractive and deeply boring.
I will disagree with the fashion. Those two queens scream trouble with their clothes. Disorganized and sloppy-looking should have sent a signal to even the stupidest, most politically-correct social worker.
Perhaps among adults, but unfortunately not in highschools. I homeschooled my daughter for most of her life (except for a couple of years in Catholic school). But as she's an A student and wants to attend an upper-level university, public school was the best and most affordable option. Here, the boys are rather split on their opinions of homosexuality (in all forms) with most of them eschewing it, mocking it, or remaining neutral.
The girls, however, just love their gay besties! Everyone has to have one, they're, like, the best fashion accessory. My daughter has learned early the art of political manipulation and when it is prudent to keep one's mouth shut. It's unfortunate, but that's what it is.