Ur Dad Lesbian
Ur Dad Lesbian by Armando The Fox June 12, 2018
Roller Rabbit Lesbian
A lesbian who: looks like they were in a sorority (may have been in one), dresses 'preppy' (Roller Rabbit pajamas and Love Shack Fancy dresses), and/or could be described as 'straight-passing.' They may have grown up, spent time, or live on the East/Southeast coast of the US.
A: 'Oh my god, when I was in the Hamptons, I saw the prettiest best friends having lunch.'
B: 'Those weren't friends... I saw them kissing in the Love Shack Fancy; they were Roller Rabbit Lesbians."
B: 'Those weren't friends... I saw them kissing in the Love Shack Fancy; they were Roller Rabbit Lesbians."
Roller Rabbit Lesbian by sofdascoundrel September 12, 2021
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isabelle is lesbian by Peepeepoopoopoopeee September 29, 2021
londyn the lesbian
she is your local lesbian queen. she’s the queen of all emos and is still in the closet but is very very gay. everyone thinks she’s straight but she absolutely loves girls.
londyn the lesbian by babycakes489 May 15, 2022
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rafi is a lesbian by anonymous from uganda January 14, 2023
tragic lesbian
-A straight female, who receives little to attention from men, has not had any type of intimate relationship with one, and has lost hopes of having one. Therefore, leading her to seek relationships with other women despite being attracted to men.
tragic lesbian by Posey Lint February 15, 2009
Non-binary Lesbian
(Usually woman-aligned) enbies who like women and other (usually woman-aligned) enbies
Usually either refer to themselves as wlw or nblw
Many people tend to think this is an oxymoron and that calling a non-binary person lesbian is misgendering. However, that is wrong.
1) Non-binary is an umbrella term. Many non-binary people can still and do still consider themselves women. Non-binary is not a 3rd gender, and is just a term for anyone who doesn’t perfectly fit the binary of being either a man or woman. Some people identify as being both non-binary and being a woman.
2) Misgendering an enby only happens when they tell you it happens. You cannot automatically assume you’re misgendering an enby just because you use the term “queen,” or call then a “her.” There’s no right or wrong way to be an enby. Many enbies use she/her or he/him pronouns, or even refer to themselves as a mister, or miss.
3) Being a lesbian is already considered out of the binary, and gnc. Society defines women by their attraction to men. If you’re a woman not attracted to men, you’re considered an outlaw, or “not a true woman.” This belief goes back in time. Being a lesbian is, according to society, already not fitting the gender binary, and what is expected of being a “true woman” (reminder that this doesn’t mean that all lesbians fall out of the binary; after all, a majority of lesbians are binary whether they are cis or trans. However, it provides reason for why certain enbies are also lesbians.)
Usually either refer to themselves as wlw or nblw
Many people tend to think this is an oxymoron and that calling a non-binary person lesbian is misgendering. However, that is wrong.
1) Non-binary is an umbrella term. Many non-binary people can still and do still consider themselves women. Non-binary is not a 3rd gender, and is just a term for anyone who doesn’t perfectly fit the binary of being either a man or woman. Some people identify as being both non-binary and being a woman.
2) Misgendering an enby only happens when they tell you it happens. You cannot automatically assume you’re misgendering an enby just because you use the term “queen,” or call then a “her.” There’s no right or wrong way to be an enby. Many enbies use she/her or he/him pronouns, or even refer to themselves as a mister, or miss.
3) Being a lesbian is already considered out of the binary, and gnc. Society defines women by their attraction to men. If you’re a woman not attracted to men, you’re considered an outlaw, or “not a true woman.” This belief goes back in time. Being a lesbian is, according to society, already not fitting the gender binary, and what is expected of being a “true woman” (reminder that this doesn’t mean that all lesbians fall out of the binary; after all, a majority of lesbians are binary whether they are cis or trans. However, it provides reason for why certain enbies are also lesbians.)
Non-binary Lesbian by anonymous #875 June 12, 2021