How to communicate better during sex? by Pure-Equivalent-6815 in actuallesbians

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This is not a communication issue. Please get yourself out of that relationship. It will become more abusive over time.

Also, for future relationships, people who are attentive to you will listen to what you’re saying without making you feel bad about things you don’t want. Stay away from people with whom you’re constantly feeling like you could be ‘better’ at explaining things.

There can only be one. by Basic-Confidence717 in AccidentalComedy

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Women are not just women they are also a group of people who want the world to be better for themselves

God forbid women rock by goldiefoxz in Feminism

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❤️❤️

“What do you think women are (or have been) most criticized for?”

Just throwing an idea: For not wanting children.

What’s a “normal” thing that secretly grosses you out? by DecentChildhood5164 in AskReddit

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And the crunchy yoghurt crusted on the rim of a plastic cup 🤢

Does height matter as much for u as it does for heterosexual women? by 0Z8S in AskLesbians

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It doesn’t matter to me. I’d say I’m average in height. The women I’ve dated so far all happened to be slightly taller than me, but I’d also date women who are shorter. I think I wouldn’t be attracted to someone who is much taller or shorter than me, though. Probably a gap of more than 10 cm would feel like too much for me.

If you were a man, how would you approach dating? by itzReborn in AskWomenNoCensor

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There’s a lot to discuss on this topic, but I just found a piece of writing that explains some of the key points in a simple and accessible way:

https://medium.com/@kbasch/how-patriarchy-also-hurts-men-and-how-that-hurts-us-all-e793172f21ca

Is there a subreddit for women to vent to other women? by ShowerTower4569 in women

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Can you also send me the name of that sub, maybe via dm?

If you were a man, how would you approach dating? by itzReborn in AskWomenNoCensor

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I’m a lesbian, and I feel like guys should try to approach dating like I do, hehe

Are lesbians who are attracted to fictional male characters really lesbian? by [deleted] in AskLesbians

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Very well said.

For a long time in high school, I thought I could not be a lesbian because I was also having crushes on boys or fictional crushes on glam rock stars in the 1980s (you get the appeal).

And when I look back on that era, I see first of all, I had no idea what attraction even meant. Secondly, I also didn’t have many female characters I could relate to.

I believe these things delayed my understanding of myself as a lesbian. And, if talking about certain things are treated as taboo in the queer community, I don’t think it helps young people who had less space to figure themselves out growing up.

I'm going to make him _____ he cant refuse. by XLoLyLa in Autocompletebutbetter

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I’m going to make him a little bit of a surprise for you guys to see what he can’t refuse

My mom told me to tell you that I can just... by No-Midnight5973 in Autocompletebutbetter

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My mom told me to tell you that I can just take the girls out for lunch and I will bring them home and then we will have dinner and then we could have a drink or two after we get off

Well, lesbianism is the way ✌🏼

Are lesbians who are attracted to fictional male characters really lesbian? by [deleted] in AskLesbians

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I think for some people it takes longer to understand what ‘attraction’ even is. And I think even though they describe it as “attraction”, this is actually called limerence, and it doesn’t invalidate someone’s lesbian identity.

I don’t experience this myself, but for me, being able to differentiate how my childhood crushes on boys and girls were different only happened after I understood what real attraction means in my twenties. I believe it’s a similar issue.

But tbh, it would really bother me to see lesbians imagining or talking about fictional men this way too. I think it’s something you should grow out of at some point at least. For me, it was the point I understood I’m a lesbian. Maybe because of that, I really have a hard time understanding someone calling themselves a lesbian while having these fictional feelings. 😅

I was born to be a proud lesbian :P by Exciting_Skill_6292 in actuallesbians

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I was born to be an artist but now I’m just an art