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> I don't think anyone would ever mistake him for a straight man.
> I'm sure most people also would not think of him as transgender either, that's his own personal identification.
> He does definitely look male but I think he always looks and seems very feminine.

ah, yes, we're mincing connotations is all. :) To me, he looks more like a "sweet/kind guy" (which is actually rather normal around the pacific northwest, so perhaps I'm just attuned to seeing it enough to make distinctions? lol), vs a "girly guy"... I'd say I wouldn't be surprised if I found out he wasn't "straight", but I wouldn't presume otherwise simply based on the shots I found of him.

Getting to that subject, I redid the search for pics of Antony... and this time I mostly found "guy with emo black haircut" style photos... whereas the last time I mostly found the "covered in white completely with bold accent colors" photos. *shrug* Still looks like a fairly normal guy to me...altho I would not describe him as the next marlboro man. :)

> As for the Divine comment, I love Divine more than anything and think she was a genius.
> I just don't see any resemblence between them. I mean, Divine wore tons of extreme make-up
> and Antony usually only has on a little - like in that picture above. They are also both larger in
> stature so I suppose that's a similarity.

Ok, so, first off, I tend to look thru the makeup for similarities... so, compare the two photos I uploaded: "John Waters and Divine" to "Antony3". To me, they look like brothers, given the same facial structure and whatnot. I kinda had a initial shove in that direction given one photo of Antony I had seen prolifically in my original search which had a pale face and alot of eye shadow/etc. That kinda made me realise they look alot alike, and I cite the photos above as evidence in my case. :) And, no, not all larger folks look alike to me.... lol ;)

So, yeah, don't worry, we're not arguing or anything... it's just different takes on the appearances - likely from our locales... heck, around here, guys in kilts doesn't get a second look by anyone but tourists typically, but when I travel elsewhere in the US (Vegas, new england, ..) it gets a ton of looks, and sometimes causes near-accidents. :-) It's all just a matter of one's experiences of environments...

Cheers to ya, and thanks for keeping the conversation alive! :) --Crizzly