What's a Drama Queen?

Terry.. · 15-06-2021 3:17pm #1

It's a sexist kind of term but how would it be defined

frag420 · 15-06-2021 3:18pm

Terry.. wrote: »

It's a sexist kind of term but how would it be defined

Charlene Theron is now a drama queen, or maybe a drama princess?

15-06-2021 3:20pm

It's fairly self-explanatory.

YellowLead · 15-06-2021 3:20pm

Nit sure how sexist it is - I use it to describe people of both genders!

I see it as people making a big deal out of nothing, creating drama when there is no need. Usually looking for attention and self indulgent.

MrStuffins · 15-06-2021 3:21pm

Terry.. wrote: »

It's a sexist kind of term but how would it be defined

Someone who thinks Drama Queen is "sexist" would be considered a Drama Queen.

EmmetSpiceland · 15-06-2021 3:22pm

MrStuffins wrote: »

Someone who thinks Drama Queen is "sexist" would be considered a Drama Queen.

Or llama.

15-06-2021 3:24pm

Terry.. wrote: »

It's a sexist kind of term but how would it be defined

A fairy wussy

15-06-2021 3:26pm

Self centered narcissists with a victim complex and an inability to take responsibility for anything.

Terry.. · 15-06-2021 3:30pm

YellowLead wrote: »

Nit sure how sexist it is - I use it to describe people of both genders!

I see it as people making a big deal out of nothing, creating drama when there is no need. Usually looking for attention and self indulgent.

I use the term a bit in my head and when I'm talking

I usually use it to mean somebody who is implying something beyond the words they're actually using

That could be a bit of nonsense or something more serious

Purgative · 15-06-2021 3:35pm

Commercial Union had an advert back in the day

We won't make a drama out of a crisis. Drama Queens/Llamas do the opposite

Day Lewin · 15-06-2021 3:36pm

People who love attention, and will even create dramas out of half-nothing so as to BE the centre of attention.

We all know one. At least one. (Non-genderish, can be any flavour.)