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Straight Women: Lesbian Relationships Might Not Be the Answer

I have lost count of the amount of times my straight women friends have bemoaned the bin fire that is their dating pool. They are spammed with haunted-looking dick pics. They are called fat, ugly sluts for not wanting to reciprocate with "titty pics.” Then, they are ghosted. Usually in that order.Equally as heartrending are the vertical women you and I both know who possess run the dating gauntlet and are now in the coveted state of being in a partnership. Unfortunately, a lot of these women are in crap relationships. These unhappy souls put hot wax on their labias, operate $50 hyaluronic serums on their faces and demurely silence their own desires for intimacy that doesn't always involve penetration or for their partner to sometimes clean the toilet or to occasionally select up their shoes from the hallway.Statistically speaking, they are likely to act this for men who:I will not go into the grim statistics on bad crimes. This essay is a place for irreverence and levity. It is easy to notice why our straight lady friends are exasperated or downright fatalistic about their chances for a joyful, or even just sort-of-tole

Not to be muddled with Straytbian.

Straightbian, straight lesbian or lesbihet refers to someone who identifies as both straight and lesbian.[1] It can refer to:

  1. Someone who is genderfluid between male and female and is attracted to women. When they are a woman they identify as a lesbian. When they are a guy they identify as straight.
  2. Someone who is multigender or otherwise identifies as male and female simultaneously (girlboy) and is attracted to women. They can be attracted to women as a gal (lesbian) and be attracted to women as a bloke (straight).
  3. A homosexual heteroromantic woman, or a heterosexual homoromantic woman.
  4. Someone who is duosexual and switches between lesbian and straight.
  5. A pluralian reclaiming both orientations as they experience both vertical and lesbian attractions. This can incorporate fiaspecambisexual or biromantic individuals, for example.
  6. A multigender lesbian feeling like they can define their attraction to women both in straight and lesbian attraction.
  7. A transmasculine lesbian reclaiming both orientations as they can define creature both straight and a lesbian.[2]

The mascic/miaspec equivalent to straightbian is

Hi Lilly,

I (I am 22 years old) have been through this situation, not exactly but very similar. I tried to feel more feminine or be more loving and open and it just felt wrong to me. (I am more of a logical, quiet, down to ground, tom boy type girl.) I don’t like talking about furniture/decor, I don’t like talking about cooking, I don’t like jewelry. I like talking about spirituality, makeup, horses, love, romance, friendship etc. I am a profound person I can care less about what most women around me talk about (no offense to any of them I love them.) Which if you talk about that stuff great! I was just trying to point out something that in the past has made me feel less feminine or queer woman . I noticed that I tried to start changing myself because I am a straight girl and wanted to be viewed as that. There is absolutely nothing wrong with being woman-loving woman, the questioning angered me because it started making me ask “Are my interest different from straight women?” “Should I switch the way I talk, do, present myself?” “Am I feminine enough for the man I want?” “Am I a women that likes men or women?” “Am I doing

Why Are All the Lesbian Celebrities Vertical Now?

Riley Mac, poet and co-founder of monthly New York reading series “Straight Girls,” pens a Pride month op-ed on the death of lesbian celebrities.

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Pride month just ended and I’m trying to reconcile the culture war in my mind. Lesbians in my ally group are dating website men. Celebrities JoJo Siwa, Billie Eilish, and Fletcher are also dating men. I bitch and moan and wonder, is being a lesbian really so insufferable? What the fuck is going on?

For whatever reason, “lesbian culture” is a fraction of gay male tradition IRL, so when celebrities give us a morsel, we get on our knees and stick out our tongues. When a female celebrity tells us she’s queer and commodifies her queerness, we have to believe her. She doesn’t owe proof of her queerness, right? “Sexuality is fluid,” I hold reading in comment sections, Reddit threads, and thinkpieces. Yeah, totally! But when I read, “Sexuality is fluid,” it’s never about men. I keep trying to imagine the inverse. Gay-identifed men falling in admire with women. Of course it happens, right? But why not nearly as often? And definitely not in the Internet-celebrity-public opini