Halloween gay berlin

Is it your polyester Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz costume purchased from your local Spirit Halloween pop-up store? Nope, position that back. You can leave the recycled Disney princess dresses from years past at the bottom of your hamper, too, because we’re taking something else out of the closet this year …

Gone are the days of trying to look fine in a sl*tty costume version of your favorite movie character as we pave the way to normalize wearing a automobile passenger seat inspired by Chappell Roan’s song “Casual” — complete with a seatbelt — or dressing as the tennis ball from the homoerotic Zendaya blockbuster Challengers () that made us nauseous in the final match scene. 

The “gay Halloween” trend is a series of posts showing off unconventional and off-beat pop-culture costumes that — let’s be real  — could only be found at a homosexual Halloween party. Along with a photo of their “gay” costumes, observers of the new unofficial holiday are sharing the concise caption: “I hate lgbtq+ Halloween. What do you mean you’re dressed as ____?” 

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