by Vtheflower December 5, 2020
Get the Lesbianmug. by misteriverlovesbaal July 23, 2021
Get the Lesbianmug. A non-men (women or person under the non-binary umbrella, not male-aligned) who has romantic, physical, emotional or queerplatonic attraction to other non-men ONLY.
A homosexual (not gay, that’s a term for non-women only) non-men. Under the umbrella of sapphic.
Not to be sexualized or fetishized by men. No we cannot "be turned straight", nor will we have a threesome with you. We are lesbian because we like non-men, not because we "haven’t found the right men yet".
Some do dress masculinely, but others do dress femininely. Some hate men in general, others don’t. These are just stereotypes.
A homosexual (not gay, that’s a term for non-women only) non-men. Under the umbrella of sapphic.
Not to be sexualized or fetishized by men. No we cannot "be turned straight", nor will we have a threesome with you. We are lesbian because we like non-men, not because we "haven’t found the right men yet".
Some do dress masculinely, but others do dress femininely. Some hate men in general, others don’t. These are just stereotypes.
by NeoAtom April 10, 2023
Get the Lesbianmug. by EUUGH May 30, 2022
Get the Lesbianmug. by iloveregulusblack April 1, 2022
Get the Lesbianmug. 1. non men loving non men. this includes every identity that is not male.
(includes non binary, trans women, genderfluid people, etc!)
2. no, you can’t turn them straight. you’d be a public a**hole if you tried.
3. some lesbians use pronouns such as: he/him and they/them. this is absolutely valid as well. they are well accepted into the community.
4. avoid derogatory phrases such as: le$bean, lesbo, les, lesbean, etc. (coming from a lesbian, and speaking for lesbians who also find these terms offensive, maybe don’t use them unless you’re comfortable with them.)
(includes non binary, trans women, genderfluid people, etc!)
2. no, you can’t turn them straight. you’d be a public a**hole if you tried.
3. some lesbians use pronouns such as: he/him and they/them. this is absolutely valid as well. they are well accepted into the community.
4. avoid derogatory phrases such as: le$bean, lesbo, les, lesbean, etc. (coming from a lesbian, and speaking for lesbians who also find these terms offensive, maybe don’t use them unless you’re comfortable with them.)
“yo! i finally came out to my parents as lesbian!!”
“yeesh, how’d they take it?”
“really well actually. they’re super supportive!”
“that’s awesome!!”
“yeesh, how’d they take it?”
“really well actually. they’re super supportive!”
“that’s awesome!!”
by __ggoose__ June 19, 2022
Get the lesbianmug.