I finished the latest season of Dickson and I was so happy to realize even though some areas are script there is a true story behind Emily and Sue love 😘

Wow. Who would have thought in the 80/90s women did also love women though they just feared. Even Emily stayed single without even marrying still eyeing Sue who was married to her brother.

In my search I also found:

Gentleman Jack

Reaching for the moon ( was crazy too)

Ammonite 💋

A league of their own

Colette

Vita and Virginia

Ooh and I'm still searching

Comment with more

#lesbianrealisticseries #lesbian90sstories

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share a quick update about why I’ve been a bit on and off here.

Right around the time I created this community, I was dealing with some health issues related to low blood levels. It’s been a journey of hospital visits, treatment, and trying to stay strong through it all. I’m still in the process of getting better, and I have surgery coming up in August.

I’m okay, I’m managing, and I’m still committed to this space; it just hasn’t been as consistent as I hoped. I appreciate everyone who has joined and kept things going.

Now, I want to ask something based on what I’ve been thinking about.

What are your thoughts? Because I honestly don’t know, do women dating women also beat their girlfriends or mistreat them the way we often see in men?

I’m asking this especially because of the Ndanu story, who threw her girlfriend over a building and harmed her.

And please, don’t put it on drugs (alcohol).

I want to hear your thoughts...

Let’s talk.

Anyone else tired of dating apps? Maybe this is worth a shot.

Hi! I'm 21F from Kenya, and I thought I'd try something different.

I'm hoping to meet a stud who's looking for a real connection. I'm not expecting us to fall in love overnight—I just want to get to know someone, share good conversations, laugh together, flirt a little, and see where things naturally go.

A little about me: I'm caring, a bit of a hopeless romantic, and I enjoy music, cooking, and conversations that can go from completely random to surprisingly deep. I appreciate honesty, emotional maturity, and someone who's kind without trying too hard.

If you're single, around my age, and you're also hoping to find something genuine, send me a message. Tell me a little about yourself—where you're from, what you're into, or even what made you click on this post.

Maybe we'll click, maybe we'll just make a new friend. Either way, I'd love to hear from you. 😊

Hey everyone! I'm u/CandidDiceWriter, a founding moderator of r/KenyaLesbians. This is our new home for all things related to [ADD WHAT YOUR SUBREDDIT IS ABOUT HERE]. We're excited to have you join us!

What to Post Post anything that you think the community would find interesting, helpful, or inspiring. Feel free to share your thoughts, photos, or questions about [ADD SOME EXAMPLES OF WHAT YOU WANT PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITY TO POST].

Community Vibe We're all about being friendly, constructive, and inclusive. Let's build a space where everyone feels comfortable sharing and connecting.

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1. Introduce yourself in the comments below.
2. Post something today! Even a simple question can spark a great conversation.
3. If you know someone who would love this community, invite them to join.
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Thanks for being part of the very first wave. Together, let's make r/KenyaLesbians amazing.

Hey everyone! I'm u/CandidDiceWriter**, the founding moderator of** r/KenyaLesbians**.**

Welcome to a safe space for women who love women in Kenya (and beyond) to share stories, connect, and build community.

Whether you’re here to talk, learn, or meet like-minded people, you’re in the right place.

What to Post

You can share:

• Your coming-out story or personal journey
• Dating experiences (good, bad, funny, confusing)
• Relationship advice or questions
• First crush or first love stories
• Long-distance or online dating experiences
• Tips on meeting women safely
• Life experiences as a queer woman in Kenya
• Support posts when you need advice or encouragement

Community Vibe

We keep this space:

• Respectful and kind
• Safe and judgment-free
• Inclusive of all identities within the community
• Free from hate, harassment, or discrimination

Everyone’s story is valid here.

Important Guidelines

• Keep content respectful (no explicit sexual details)
• No harassment, bullying, or hate speech
• Protect privacy — do not share personal info or expose others
• No pressure or inappropriate DMs
• Consent and safety always come first

How to Get Started

• Introduce yourself in the comments
• Share your story or ask a question
• Engage with others respectfully
• Invite someone who would feel at home here

If you’d like to help grow the community, feel free to reach out about becoming a moderator.

Thanks for being part of the beginning 💛
Let’s build a space that feels safe, real, and supportive.

Hey everyone! I'm u/CandidDiceWriter**, the founding moderator of** r/LadiesSoccerStoriesKe**.**

Welcome to a new space for women in soccer to share real journeys, from grassroots to elite level, in Kenya and beyond.

This is a place for honest stories, lessons, and support.

What to Post

You can share:

• Your football journey (how you started, where you are now)
• Challenges you have faced (injuries, finances, access, bias)
• Match day experiences or refereeing stories
• Training, growth, and career tips
• School, academy, or club experiences
• Advice for young girls getting into football
• Moments that shaped your confidence or mindset

Important:
If sharing sensitive experiences (like harassment, exploitation, or unfair treatment), keep it respectful and safe:

• No naming or exposing individuals without proof
• No graphic or explicit details
• Focus on your experience, lessons, and awareness

Community Vibe

We keep this space:

• Respectful
• Supportive
• Safe for women and girls
• Free from bullying, hate, or harassment

We listen. We learn. We uplift each other.

How to Get Started

• Introduce yourself in the comments
• Share your first story or question
• Support someone else's post
• Invite a friend who plays, coaches, or loves the game

If you’d like to help grow this space, feel free to reach out about becoming a moderator.

Thanks for being here from day one.
Let’s build something real, safe, and powerful together.