I agree with you because I clearly remember a Halloween in the 80s when a group of boys from my elementary school all dressed up as grandmas with big purses, sock boobs, clunky heels, baby powder grey hair sticking out from a shower cap, etc etc... The super sexualized tone of drag is a totally different situation though, even for Halloween I think. Then again, I'm so old fashioned I wouldn't let my daughter wear a crop top or bikini if I had one, so idk, maybe it's us old geezers that are totally out of touch with what is acceptable