i like to see her (or anyone) wear the zentai type outfits. i have 5 of those zentai suits myself. I got a pic or two on my profile. The other stuff is too wild for me.

@Kenneth Lynch: Keeping in mind five out of the six people you’ve just mentioned are men.
The way men can appeal to women (or men) is far less stone cut than the other way around, so it’s inspiring and, if nothing else, interesting, to see people play with the boundaries like Lady Gaga does.
And whether it’s existed before or not, Lady Gaga’s certainly brought this into mainstream culture far more so that it’s ever been before. So her own idea or no, she’s certainly become the pop icon for this type of sexiness.

I never said men were the only people who judge women. Our entire society, both male and female judge women in the media on a different scale. It’s not an attack on men saying there a far fewer bizarre women in the spotlight, it’s an attack on the media as a whole.

Maybe I am sexualising everything, but this is a topic about sex, and the way we perceive it. Lady Gaga may end up seeming an androgynous character, but it’s not purposeful. She plays herself out as a sex icon, and that’s why it’s fascinating that she’s, at least partially, pulled it off.

Given, in doing that, she’s raised the question of her gender, but I feel that’s more of a testament to the masses wanting to explain a sexually outright female as opposed to her making a play for androgyny.