Now I do it all the time. I guess that's how I look at it basically. In this instance, we would like to suggest that Stacey's views about men and women, in his first consideration of drag performance, are biologically essentialist. In other words, he says that women are women because they have female genitalia and men are men because they have male genitalia. Furthermore, he seems to believe that a person's gender identity is determined by and congruent with his or her anatomy.
Some performers call themselves female impersonators and others call themselves drag queens.
Then the transsexuals are the ones who have the actual body parts. I think that transsexuals are the ones that would have the stereotypical ways of people looking at them as trying to be something that they are not. I'm not trying to be anything that I'm not, just trying to entertain. It's fun for me. For example, a male putting on a female costume and going out to men who are supposedly gay and swooning over you.