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Our sex life is changed

I'm gonna make a really long story short, but basically my wife and I have discovered through multiple rounds of passionate and determined intercourse, that if her cl!t is hard enough (cis female, not on hormones and has an average sized one) SHE CAN PUT IT IN MY... ass. Like just a tiny bit. But then other things happened after that. It made me squirt. There are a lottttt of details I'm leaving out because I feel like I can get banned for saying this?? Lol but I just needed to share this glorious news as a personal win for the lesbian community. Thank you for your time and support in this matter. <3

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u/EasyExperience8463 — 1 hour ago

My first time was painful, is it normal?

Soo yeh thta happened like 2 months ago but i just recently remmebered reddit exists so i decided to ask. Is it normal. It was both our first times (both 16f) and for her it didnt hurt for me it did. We used our hands ehem. But yeah is it normal or maybe not?

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u/Away-Cardiologist526 — 5 hours ago

Today is my first birthday being an out lesbian and I can’t wait to see what 32 brings 🌸

u/summerfey — 16 hours ago

A past relationship told me I “moan like a whore” and now I can’t stop telling myself to be quiet during sex

When I was 15 I got involved with an older girl who had a lot of internalised homophobia. She could do whatever she wanted to me, but if I tried to initiate anything (even just kissing her first) she’d say it was “too gay.” During sex she told me I moaned “like a whore” and that it was “too much.” It really stuck with me.

Now I’m with my girlfriend and whenever we have sex I unconsciously cover my mouth or try to stay quiet. I’m not performing or faking anything, I’m just really sensitive and naturally vocal. I moan, whimper, and sometimes say stuff without meaning to. My girlfriend has told me multiple times that she loves hearing me and wants me to let go, but I can’t get that old voice out of my head telling me it’s embarrassing and “whorish.”

It’s genuinely affecting how much I can enjoy sex.

Advice? :(

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u/Frosty_Quote2317 — 16 hours ago
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How did you know you were a lesbian and not bi?

I've questioned my sexuality on and off for years. Looking back, I can remember multiple girls throughout my life that I thought were really cute or felt drawn to, including a friend I dated briefly in middle school. As I've become more open to the possibility that I like women, more and more memories have started making sense.

In my relationships with men, something always felt off. I often preferred talking over kissing, struggled to feel physically attracted to them, and felt more relieved than heartbroken when those relationships ended. I can barely describe a type in men, but I have a very clear type in women.

The more I've accepted that I might be a lesbian, the happier and more excited I feel about the idea of dating women. Watching women in romantic relationships feels natural to me, and imagining a future with a woman feels much more exciting than imagining one with a man. At the same time, part of me still worries, "What if I'm wrong?" and I wonder if anyone else struggled to fully accept they were a lesbian, even after it seemed to make sense.

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u/Imaginary-Treat-8607 — 14 hours ago

Got rejected because I admitted I was still a virgin…

… feeling so depressed rn

she’s a girl I met at a party and I had the biggesssst crush of my life on her (and I’m usually super picky….). we have been seeing each other for 3 weeks and they were honestly the best dates of my life…. and we ended up going back to her place last friday night

… tbh in my head I genuinely wanted to sleep with her, in my head the decision was made. so when we started kissing and things began to heat up, I stopped for a second and told her « that I had never done anything before » …

and her reaction literally destroyed me. .. she froze then pulled away from me like I had just told her I’d killed people and hidden them in a closet or something.. the she said: “oh..really? in that case, I don’t think I’m the right person to fill that role for you.” and then panicked I told her: no, it’s the opposite I really want to do it with you blablabla

then her answer was basically that she needs partners who are sexually aligned with her, and that since I’d never done anything before the things she likes would definitely kinda scare me… shee said it would be better for me to take that step with someone else

since then I haven’t heard from her at all (ghosting..)
and now I feel like sending her huge paragraphs trying to fix it because I feel like I ruined everything with the most beautiful girl I’ve ever met?? istg I’m not exaggerating, it feels like the biggest loss ever

what should I text her to win her back???

u/Scaredoftheclosetg — 22 hours ago

Hello everyone!

I cut my hair short! Wish i had a cute femme to go out with. Ive gone on a couple recent dates etc but been single a few yrs . 37 almost 38 in a couple weeks and toronto area!

u/Spacegirl_15 — 17 hours ago

Do I give lesbian/bi vibes?

So yesterday at work (I just started working here like 2 weeks ago) a few girls said I looked “gay” because of my hair and what I choose to wear to work( sometimes scrubs and a sweatshirt, cargos, baggy jeans also with a hoodie or something because it gets cold)..I work with adults with autism, Down syndrome, and other mental illnesses, I work 12 hour days & I wear what I find the most comfortable, appropriate, and what I wouldn’t mind getting messed up if something were to happen. I always have worn my hair naturally and never really been big into makeup.

First 3 pics are most recent

EDIT: I HAVE NOTHING AGAINST THE LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY OR PEOPLE MAKING THIS ASSUMPTION I JUST WANT TO KNOW. I am in NO WAY trying to offend or be rude or anything like that, just curious

u/Squash_Ordinary — 23 hours ago

Can I ask something

Do you really need confirm or to know that you are a lesbian by sleep with men?. Because I saw this argument in tiktok about this because some people says that if you not experience sleep with men you just isolate your experience. To be honest I don't get their point at all . I just want to hear your opinion this one.
Edit I want to share this argument here because there is a bisexual woman who is being lesphobic and making a podcast about it. I am really pissed off that they are trying to harm lesbians with this argument. Also, sorry for my broken English, as it is not my first language.

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u/chickenyourtruely — 1 day ago

I could eat my gf for breakfast, lunch and dinner

The craving I have for this woman is unreal. We have been dating for a year now and istg every single day I want her more. It feels like the love spells from the romantic movies were put on me.
My first relationship ever so everything I know about myself in a relationship was bcos of her.

I COULD EAT HER THE WHOLE DAY EVERYDAY. 24/7, EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK AND EVERY WEEK OF THE MONTH AND EVERY MONTH OF THE YEAR.

Holy shit. I’m sorry if I’m coming off a little too obsessive. BUT! Her taste, her sounds, her body language. I just can’t keep myself in check.

This post is about me fully obsessed with my woman. Thank you.

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u/NoReaction8949 — 1 day ago