I barely know anything about the people you mention at the end of your post. I agree from what little I know that they are attention-seeking, not effeminate. But again, my personal experience doesn’t exactly line up with your own.

That's fine. I never expected that our experiences, or the experiences of any strangers on the internet, would line up.

But I am confused: I thought in your comment upthread you claimed to have special insight into the psychology and motives of gay men who do drag and to have far more authority on the subject than most of us here:

a lot of drag artists are really just men looking for a fun and creative outlet for their femininity. I don’t feel satirized by it and I am probably much closer to the subject of the supposed satire than most people who flock to Gender Critical spaces.

That statement of yours struck me as full of prejudice - I mean, how do you know what these men are looking for, and how can you tell what people who "flock to" GC spaces look and behave like? But I chose not to argue over your presumptions about GC people here. Instead, I took issue with, and attempted to debunk, just the part in which you claim that

a lot of drag artists are really just men looking for a fun and creative outlet for their femininity.

Now in response, you don't answer any of my points. Instead, in reference to my mention of long world-famous flamboyant gay men such as

Liberace, Little Richard, Harvey Feinstein back in the day or Sam(s) Smith(s) or Jacob Tobias or Alok Vain Menon today.

You say you

barely know anything about the(m).

Then how on earth are you an authority on this topic and why are you claiming to have more insight than someone like me? LOL