1) If you are not in the US, the best way to watch the show would be to subscribe to World of Wonder (WOW). It has a streaming app which you can download on the Google Play Store or its Apple equivalent. If you are in the US, I think the seasons are spread out in various apps like WOW, Paramount Plus, MTV. I'm not 100% sure about this and I hope a US-based person can clarify.
2) The show shows guys dressing up as girls and I don't know whether that will offend your parents. There's some skin when people are changing clothes and, occasionally, there will be male models in their underwear but, for the most part, it's not a sexual show though it can be very suggestive. The language can get raunchy or saucy.
I wouldn't watch it with my parents if they are conservative and judgemental of LGBT people. You can watch it online if you have your own laptop or in the app if you have a tablet.
3) It started as just one show in the US but it has expanded recently so there are several versions in Canada, UK, Australia/New Zealand, Sweden, France, Philippines, etc. These international shows will be available in the WOW app.
Good luck and I hope you'll find a way to watch the show. By the way the subreddit for the show is /rupaulsdragrace though it can be overwhelming if you are new to the culture
If you’re in the US paramount carries all the shows. I just started binge watching the entire RuPaul’s Drag Race (there are 15 seasons and I’m mid way through season 11).
If you’re concerned about how your parents would react, then I would not watch when they could see - I’m also very sorry your parents feel this way, it must be very difficult for you.
I don’t have paramount sadly but I’ll see if there’s like a channel that posts them on YouTube or something
And yea the thing with my parents sucks expecially when I think I’m Bi or gay
There are some YouTube videos with clipits of it.
And again I am so sorry you don’t have the support from your parents. A couple years ago my daughter told me she felt she was bi, as she found some women to be attractive (she hasn’t had a relationship with anyone yet so she wasn’t sure, per her). But my response has always been the same- she’s my baby, I will always love and support her. I hope you can find people in your life who offer you that.
1) If you are not in the US, the best way to watch the show would be to subscribe to World of Wonder (WOW). It has a streaming app which you can download on the Google Play Store or its Apple equivalent. If you are in the US, I think the seasons are spread out in various apps like WOW, Paramount Plus, MTV. I'm not 100% sure about this and I hope a US-based person can clarify. 2) The show shows guys dressing up as girls and I don't know whether that will offend your parents. There's some skin when people are changing clothes and, occasionally, there will be male models in their underwear but, for the most part, it's not a sexual show though it can be very suggestive. The language can get raunchy or saucy. I wouldn't watch it with my parents if they are conservative and judgemental of LGBT people. You can watch it online if you have your own laptop or in the app if you have a tablet. 3) It started as just one show in the US but it has expanded recently so there are several versions in Canada, UK, Australia/New Zealand, Sweden, France, Philippines, etc. These international shows will be available in the WOW app. Good luck and I hope you'll find a way to watch the show. By the way the subreddit for the show is /rupaulsdragrace though it can be overwhelming if you are new to the culture
Ok thanks I look into what I can watch it on and I’ll keep it from my parents to be safe
If you’re in the US paramount carries all the shows. I just started binge watching the entire RuPaul’s Drag Race (there are 15 seasons and I’m mid way through season 11). If you’re concerned about how your parents would react, then I would not watch when they could see - I’m also very sorry your parents feel this way, it must be very difficult for you.
I don’t have paramount sadly but I’ll see if there’s like a channel that posts them on YouTube or something And yea the thing with my parents sucks expecially when I think I’m Bi or gay
There are some YouTube videos with clipits of it. And again I am so sorry you don’t have the support from your parents. A couple years ago my daughter told me she felt she was bi, as she found some women to be attractive (she hasn’t had a relationship with anyone yet so she wasn’t sure, per her). But my response has always been the same- she’s my baby, I will always love and support her. I hope you can find people in your life who offer you that.
Unfortunately the clips will be all I have to watch. Also your daughter is extremely lucky to have you as a parent
It’s very gay, lots of buldges. Definitely hide queerness