Lesbian Dating

First Time Lеѕbіаn Rеlаtіоnѕhір

By Alісе Dоuglаѕ

Submіttеd On Jаnuаrу 31, 2010

Entering a lesbian rеlаtіоnѕhір wіth other lesbian реrѕоnаlѕ fоr thе fіrѕt time is іndееd a unіԛuе еxреrіеnсе. It іѕ only nаturаl thаt уоu dоn’t know whаt to еxресt from thе rеlаtіоnѕhір, and thаt еvеrуthіng is unсlеаr оr ѕееmѕ frіghtеnіng. At thіѕ роіnt, you know thаt thеrе аrе a lоt оf wоmеn ѕееkіng wоmеn — both оnlіnе and offline — and that уоu саn еаѕіlу pick thе one you thіnk ѕuіtѕ уоu best. Tо еаѕе up thе рrосеѕѕ оf еntеrіng a lеѕbіаn relationship for thе fіrѕt time, rеаd thе following іnѕіghtѕ on aspects tо undеrѕtаnd.

Bеіng a lesbian means fееlіng fully соmfоrtаblе fоr whо you аrе. Yоu аrе еxрrеѕѕіng nоthіng but your true self, аnd there is nоthіng wrоng with thаt. Thе ѕаmе rulе applies for lеѕbіаn rеlаtіоnѕhір; a good rеlаtіоnѕhір саn only wоrk іf both раrtіеѕ аrе соmfоrtаblе еnоugh wіth іt. Tаkе the rеlаtіоnѕhір оnе ѕtер аt a time and make ѕurе уоu are соmfоrtаblе wіth еасh ѕtаgе. If уоu аrе not comfortable with certain thіngѕ, thеrе is no need tо force уоurѕеlf tо соре with thеm.

Mаіntаіn gооd communication wіth уоur раrtnеr. Yоu would hаvе tо сlеаrlу ѕtаtе thаt thіѕ is уоur fіrѕt lеѕbіаn rеlаtіоnѕhір ѕо thаt ѕhе саn ѕuрроrt уоu through dіffісult tіmеѕ. A gооd partner wоuld ѕuрроrt you аnd not рuѕh you furthеr. Thеrе’ѕ a huge dіffеrеnсе bеtwееn support аnd fоrсе; I’m ѕurе уоu knоw the difference.

Stаrt with саѕuаl dinner and оссаѕіоnаl meet untіl you аrе tоtаllу соmfоrtаblе, and thеn continue wіth thе next ѕtер. Rеmеmbеr thаt уоu don’t have tо ruѕh іntо аnуthіng at all so tаkе іt ѕlоw аnd еnjоу the rіdе. Before уоu knоw іt, уоu wіll feel completely соmfоrtаblе with thе current ѕtаgе of the rеlаtіоnѕhір and hаvе the ability tо соntіnuе to the nеxt stages еаѕіlу.

Know whеn tо ԛuіt, аnd ԛuіt when уоu hаvе tо. Thеrе іѕ nothing wrоng with ԛuіttіng a rеlаtіоnѕhір іf you are nоt соmfоrtаblе wіth it. You dоn’t hаvе tо be аfrаіd tо express your thоughtѕ at all. If іt саn bе wоrkеd out, then trу tо wоrk іt оut. If it саn’t, іt wоuld bе bеѕt to end thе relationship nісеlу аnd trу again.

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The 7 Lesbians I’ve Met At Gay Bars

– Going to gay bars has become predictable. I always knew exactly who I’m going to meet. Meet The Lez-boi, she’s the one wearing the flatback. She may look like a social butterfly, but she has into the slightest clue when it comes to flirting. Oh great, there’s The Happy Couple. What on earth are they even doing here? We get it, you’re in love just get the (beep) out.

There’s The Ultra-Femme. This girl is in her element, she is glamorous and Fierce. Ah, the Alpha, also known as the (beep) girl. You hate to love her. She has the perfect hair, the perfect style and the perfect charisma. This girl has probably never had to buy her own drink. Here comes The Tourist. She’s the straight girl at the bar. Her attempts to blend in will amuse you, but rest assure she’ll find a way to get the attention she’s looking for. There’s The Butch, she’s watching you from the pool table. Don’t be fooled by her scowls, she is way more intimidated by her surroundings than you think. And then there’s this girl, the one who hates the bar, me. Why am I even here? (light upbeat music) Oh.

See you next weekend. (upbeat music) .

Femme Lesbian Tips: How To Find Other Feminine Women

We have a question here from Anne, who resides in San Diego. And she says, “I’m very Femme and I like other Femme women, but I don’t seem to find any. Any advice on how I might be able to find other Femmes?” So this is a common question that I get, and I think there is some frustration in the community when there are women that are attracted to very feminine women. Oftentimes, in our community they are hard to find and I will hear from clients how they tend to be attracted to straight women because they’re really feminine and then they get themselves into a problem with that…

SO, I would say, one way to meet other Femme women is probably to consider starting a group, maybe a Meet Up that, ya know that is specifically for High Femmes. Or feminine women, some kind of activity that you can all do together, aside from maybe putting up a post or an event on MeetUp, or Craigslist, you may also want to consider completing a confidential profile in the Little Gay Book Database. I’m a matchmaker, and I work with clients who often are looking for feminine partners…. So, I encourage you to fill that out because you want to put yourself out there and not put all your eggs in one basket. Try to get yourself out there, by utilizing all different opportunities to get exposure and meet new people.

Many people come to me for matchmaking when they are really clear about the type of women that they want to meet. And some women, like yourself, are very clear about being feminine and wanting to be with feminine women. And having trouble finding that. So, I encourage them to get in my database, consider working with me and I actually do the legwork and I search, and I screen people that MEET what you’re looking for. That meet the criteria that you’re looking for…. That’s ONE WAY to kind of, make it a bit easier to meet people that you would be interested in dating. Good luck to you. .

Gay pride 2019!

Here are some Gay Pride events!

Plan your trips ahead of time for Gay Pride!

San Francisco

Celebrations begin on a Saturday in Civic Center Plaza in downtown San Francisco the last full weekend of June each year. The Parade, which takes place the Sunday morning of the event, kicks off from Beale Street along Market and ends at Market and 8th St. in the heart of downtown San Francisco. Read More

San Francisco Pride

New York City

New York City is the city that grasps decent variety and has a dynamic LGBTQ people group. It turns out to be particularly obvious amid Pride Week, occurring each June when every one of the five precincts of the city mark the commemoration of the Stonewall Mobs of 1969. Exercises incorporate motion picture screenings, a rally on the Hudson Waterway waterfront, shows, housetop rave parties, and a huge walk through Chelsea and Greenwich Town in Lower Manhattan. Read More

Dallas

There are heaps of inquiries and request about who is running Dallas Pride every year thus I might want to explain that for everybody. The physical work, the development and advancement of both the motorcade and celebration are the immediate consequences of the people you see on this page. The individuals from the Controlling Board of trustees work 10 months of the year arranging, updating and adjusting the tasks of Dallas Pride to determine tricky concerns, make a greater, better and progressively comprehensive occasion for all our locale and its partners. Innumerable long periods of research, correspondences and numerous gatherings all met up for one end of the week every year to offer the what we would like to be the best occasion that we can assemble. Those plans, thoughts and proposals are exhibited to the Dallas Pride Official Chief to ensure we are by and large monetarily capable and keeping inside the mission of the association. These people, LGBT, and from varying backgrounds are a devoted group of volunteers who’s just objective is to deliver a quality Pride weekend that everybody can appreciate and take an interest in. None of this would be conceivable without them and I am pleased and appreciative for all of them and what they contribute. Read more

Dallas Pride!

Denver

Denver Pride, Denver PrideFest, the Coors Light Denver Pride Parade, and the Pride 5K are all produced by the The Center on Colfax. Proceeds support vital programs and services that positively impact the LGBTQ community in Colorado, including our youth. Read More

Remember to plan ahead for these events and visit my travel blog for information before taking your next trip!

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Coming Out (I’m Gay) Why Should I Have to Explain

Ever since I can remember, I’ve always had to explain my being “gay” or “lesbian”.  If you have friends, then they want to know “Why didn’t you tell me” they asked?  I never had to ask them if they were straight.  No one ask a straight person that. They look at you like your taboo. No wonder coming out is so hard for some of us.  I don’t feel I owe anyone an explanation about my sexuality.

I was in my twenties when I first came out.  I remember going out to my first gay club, it was ladies night. I walked in and my eyes just lit up. There was loud music, flashing lights but mostly, women.  “Wow”, I thought, I’ve never seen so many women.  I felt alive and excited.  I’ve been to going to straight clubs for years, but this was different.  There were no men.  Women were everywhere.  They were dancing, laughing, flirting with each other and just having a ball. No more sitting around waiting for a man to ask me to dance. No more feeling like I was out of place. This is where I belong.

After going out for a while, I met this girl I’ll call her Lanett at one of the clubs.  She was a girl that had been going to that club for some time. She was with two of her friends who were trying to talk to me, but I was interested in them. I wanted to meet her.  One of her friends told me don’t mess with her she was crazy.  I was just coming out so I didn’t believe them at the time. That night we spent driving around talking and getting to know each other.

It had been a few days later I came home from work and I walked through the door and to my surprise, Lanett was sitting on the couch.  I still lived home at the time with my parents and sister. Well there she was sitting there next to my sister along with my mother who was sitting at the table.  My heart sank.  My mother knew I was had been going out to gay clubs with my sister who was bisexual and now she sees this girl sitting here.  She wasn’t stupid.  They both gave me this very uncomfortable look.  I sat there thinking, what in the world was she doing here and how did she know where I lived? What the hell?  I was so angry but I couldn’t show it.  I quickly told them she was a friend and hurried up out of there.

After telling Lanett off, I drove home trying to figure out what I was going to tell my mother. When I got home, my mother was still sitting there waiting for me. I didn’t know what she talked about with this Lanette, but I knew she knew from the look on her face she knew.  I sat down trying to prepare myself for what she was going to say next.  She said, “You know that’s wrong don’t you?” I said “I know according to the Bible it’s wrong”.  And that was it. I never heard anything else about it.  You know I never knew how she would react to it; I guess I was so busy getting used to it myself.  I knew I would have to tell her eventually, but this wasn’t how I expected.  She didn’t put me out or anything or threaten me in any way; she just left it at that.  Now when my mother told my father he didn’t like it. He said I should have married this guy I dated back in the day. Well like a lot of females, I dated guys as a cover. I had no deep feelings for him and I had no intention on marrying that guy.  Life went on pretty normal after that.  She still loved me and that’s what mattered to me the most.

“I’m gay. Those two words are sometimes the hardest to say.  Why are these two words so important for people to know?  The fear of pain and rejection from the people we love.  People come out in different ways.  For me, the coming out wasn’t the hardest part, it was telling my parents.  You know the bad part about it, I had a brother and sisters and they never had to explain that they were straight, so why did I have to? This I felt wasn’t at all fair.

There’s always someone in our lives that we fear of telling, because these people are the most important people to you that you care about what they are going to say or how they are going to feel.  These are the people we want their acceptance.  The coming out to other people didn’t matter.  Even my brother and sisters knowing didn’t matter but my parents; I didn’t want them to be hurt and feel ashamed of me.

My situation wasn’t as bad as other gay friends around me; others were going through some real bad situations. I was glad to have a mother that didn’t condone, but she accepted me.