Suzie Eddie Izzard

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Sorry for the link.https://www.dailymail.com/tvshowbiz/article-15759671/Suzy-Eddie-Izzard-kids-one-day-mother-death.html

Apparently Suzie Eddie Izzard has said he would like to have children some day.

Do we think 64 year old Suzie Eddie will be in girl mode or boy mode when he reproduces? And will the Suzie Eddie baby call Suzie Eddie mummy or daddy?

Answers on a postage stamp.

More like a poisonous pantomime dame tbh

He was in a tribute programme to Scots comic and Panto dame par excellence Stanley Baxter the other night.

In girl mode. With tits. Commenting on Baxter getting the walk and gait of a woman just right

Every single time I see Eddie in lippy and a dress, I'm reminded that I actually fancied him in The Riches (which was a bloody good show BTW). Shudder.

Yes, with his brilliant humour, he used to be quite an attractive man. I saw several of his shows and spent the whole time crying with laughter.

The polar opposite to how he appears now. And it takes all the humour out of it.

He's a shadow of his former self.

Is he still doing stand-up.

He's a ghastly pastiche of his former self.

True.

I previously was deleted for saying this, but as a general comment about men with fetishes, hopefully I can word it so it stands.

We know that fetishes escalate. It can appear to an outsider that, as this happens, the other things that make up a person's likes, dislikes and the different facets of their personality diminish.

It is almost like a war inside that person, where one thing wins and grows, the rest is losing and shrinking.

Edfie used to be perfectly happy as a transvestite for years now he's like all the others jumping on the sick trans bandwagon. Him and I are the same age so I remember.
He used to live near me and Id often see him out running training for one of his marathons. When be is out running he does not wear boobs or a wig or anything indicating female so he can obviously switch back to man whenever its convenient.
I cant do that because Im a woman. I have to suffer the swinging boobs and everything else being a woman involves.

I used to love Eddie Izzard's comedy when he was actually funny. I have a boxed set of his early shows and found them well worth regular re-watching. His really important declaration of "I don't wear women's clothes, I wear my clothes, they are mine and I wear them" was exactly the right attitude - clothes do not have a sex or a gender, anyone can wear anything they like if they are meeting local requirements for what should be covered to remain decent (so yes there are limits, but nothing wrong with anyone of either sex wearing a dress if they want to). Unfortunately his descent into utter misogyny has curdled that enjoyment and I can't bear it any more. The sexism of thinking that femaleness is a costume that a man can put on for his personal kicks is just vile. Associating some parts of the spectrum of human feelings as "girl mode" and some as "boy mode" is disgustingly sexist. There are no feelings that are limited to girls or limited to boys, sex is a material reality not a feeling. I wouldn't watch any of his stuff if you paid me now.