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Queer parties are safe spaces for the LGBTQ group. Here they are welcome, not alienated; their pleasures are shared, not stigmatized; and they are famous, not just tolerated. But queer parties have develop all that and more for those who recognize as straight, too. 

Social media is now awash with comparisons of straight and gay clubs, with the latter gaining a reputation for having better tune, better dancing, and simply a better vibe. There’s also more discourse around ways LGBTQ allies can attend Pride events, what makes queer parties homosexual, and the tricky equilibrate of inclusivity and exclusivity. All these conversations reach to mainstream media where, for the first hour in the show’s “her-story,” there’s a cisgender heterosexual male contestant on RuPaul’s Drag Race, sparking a debate on what it means to be a drag queen and who can be one.

The notion of straight people attending queer parties raises questions on cultural appropriation, but it’s also a write of progress for culture as a whole.

Below, VICE spoke with some direct people about why they go to queer