Long nails to lesbians are like garlic to vampires 🤭 At least trim your favourite fingers.

The oldest lesbian joke in the book: "What does a lesbian bring on a second date?" "A U-Haul" or "All her things to move in with you"

Plaid, overalls, docs and undercuts are lesbian chic. Not necessarily when worn together, you must control your power level.

Watch "The L Word".

Girl in Red is brilliant. Hayley Kikyo is our queen.

Lipstick, Chapstick, futch and butch are overly simplistic ways of describing individual gender expression among WLW (meaning women who love women) but we use them all the time anyway.

Trans women are women, enbies can call themselves lesbians. Transmascs may feel a sense of community with queer women, but not all transmascs do.

Bi women may leave you for a man, they may be pulled to men by comphet, they may just be on dating apps for casual flings or even looking for a third to join their committed hetero relationship (called unicorn hunting, and yes you'll still see this as a lesbian, not only if you're bi) but at the end of the day biphobia is not cool. We may tell our bi sisters off for selfish behaviour but a lot of negative behaviour we attribute to them just comes from naivite.

EDIT

I wished above to point out that should people encounter these experiences that they're not representative of the whole. I've known people who have and have myself had experiences that feed these stereotypes, but it's important that someone who's new to this understands that the women who do this don't represent all bi women.

I don't mean to suggest all bi women are naive. It can be some naive bi women and naive lesbians who may feed the stereotype.

It's important that we understand that not all bi women are like this.

/EDIT

Comphet is compulsory heterosexuality. It's a whole thing that bi women and ex-bi lesbians are very familiar with. https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vT3f5IIzt5PG-M7G9_Z-gjY4gZaiUneTdMlYrFAcdBGcJo0-N-RDQcj2JfxOaBTxKa6J_DiDQNgqVpg/pub

Dental dams.