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23 yo. disabled, transmasc lesbian, seamstress, cosplayer, and drag queen
@disabilidee ⬅️DRAG
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I am surprisingly a bit obsessed with this number! I have never really done any funny number like this before, so it was definitely out of my comfort zone. I was really nervous about pulling it off. I have never really been one to feel “sexy” but somehow I felt that way…dressed as a sexy cow? Lol. 

Thank you @cosplaychoco for recording this and taking my pictures too! 

Thank you @mystreehugga / @treehuggallc for letting me perform in your open stage! I will be doing my best to rest and recover from my surgery, so that I can get the opportunity to be back up on that stage!

#orlandodragqueen #dragqueen #disableddragqueen #cosplaydrag #bitchimacow
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10 days ago
In honor of July being Disability Pride Month, I’m posting this 2021 archival footage from my first lip sync where I didn’t hide my feeding tube. 

Having a feeding tube is something that has truly saved my life a multitude of times for the past 6 years.  I genuinely would have died at age 17 if these devices weren’t available. 

The thing is, even though I can recognize that having a feeding tube is nothing to be ashamed of, I still experience disability grief and body dysmorphia as a result of having a feeding tube. 

In February, before I started taking drag seriously, my feeding tube fell out and I have been working with my gastroenterology team to replace it. However, I have gotten so confident and acclimated to being without a tube over the past few months. 

I am currently waiting on a call from the scheduling department of my hospital to schedule surgery to replace my tube, hopefully this month. This is great because I should never have been without this device, however I am experiencing a plethora of conflicting emotions regarding what my life, body, and drag will look like post-op. 

I have this valid yet surprising fear of my body with a feeding tube deterring audiences and show runners from my drag. 

Ironic right? The disabled drag queen named “Disabilidee” that preaches disabled love, joy and acceptance is scared to present as more explicitly disabled. 

The point of me being open about my struggles like this is not to entice pity or outside validation, but rather to show that even the most proud activists have their battles. 

If you stuck around to read this whole message and watched this while performance, thank you.  I appreciate you, I see you, and I love you. -Disabilidee 
#orlandodragqueen #disableddragqueen #tubie #disabled #disabilitypridemonth
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21 days ago
Let’s start Disability Pride Month off with a little insight into our dancers and what funny scenario they would find themselves in. 🤭

#disability #dance #diversity #funny #funnyreel
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23 days ago
my amazing mother passed away from #pancreaticcancer exactly one month ago and I need you to help me, a queer and disabled person of color, make ends meet. https://gofund.me/b80723d1e #gofundme #motherloss #grief #fuckcancer
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a month ago
Let me know what you think about the symbolism of this dance! 

Thank you @imagineperformingartscenter for giving us an inclusive and accessible space to express ourselves!

“Feed Us Your Girls” by @lydiathebard 

#disability #chronicillness #wheelchair #dance #dancer
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2 months ago
Cause let’s be real. It’s 2026.  If your show lacks all diversity, it’s a choice at this point. -Disabilidee #disableddragqueen #dragqueen #orlandodragqueen
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2 months ago
This number made me feel so fucking powerful. I have been performing lip syncs to Don’t Rain On My Parade since I was a kid back in my @zebra_youth days! Something about using both my wheelchair and my forearm crutch while my port was visibly accessed this time just felt right. I can only hope that more disabled drag artists feel empowered to use their mobility aids and show their medical implants while performing. Drag is for everyone, but more specifically, drag is for everyBODY! 
🎥: @puzzlesandpandas and @kelsmau 

#disableddragqueen #orlandodragqueen #dragqueen #lipsync
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2 months ago
I wish this cosplay still fit me I loved being Dorothy…maybe this means it’s time to revamp her 👀 

Song : Ready Now by my fave @doddleoddle 
#dorothycosplay #wizardofozcosplay #wickedcosplay #thewizcosplay #disabledcosplayer
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3 months ago
Sometimes the beat way to feel like you belong is to put yourself out in the world that you want to be a part of which is scary, but will always be worth it!
@adaptdefy 
#adaptdefy #wheelchairuser #disability #adaptivesports #adaptiveathlete
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3 months ago
Disabilidee at the Green Goddess Gala 💚
#burlesque #burlesqueperformer #burlesqueshow #orlando #wlw
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3 months ago
Who needs ice skates when you’ve got ✨wheels✨?

I’m so grateful to have @imagineperformingartscenter to call my new dance home; after all these years without one. I’ll be honest, I was starting to feel like dancing wasn’t something that was still in the cards for me, due to lack of accessibility. Imagine and my friends that have been students/teachers there took that doubt away, and I couldn’t be more grateful 🥰

Video inspo: the sweet @brittanygohofficial !!

#stateside #alyssaliu #wheelchairuser #wheelchairdancer #adaptivedance
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4 months ago
🍊God it feels great to cosplay again!🍊

Cosplay by me : @designsbydeemarie 

#orangeblossomcosplay #strawberryshortcake #orangeblossom #strawberryshortcakecosplay #disabledcosplayer
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4 months ago
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