Lesbianism
Okay this is really starting to annoy me so let me clear something up once and for all:
I was talking about a girl I liked with one of my guy friends and I said, "I just really wanna fuck her, you know what I mean?".
My friend says (and like so many other men before him), "I don't understand what you mean when you say that."
So I say, "It means that I would like to put my head between her legs and eat her pussy until she comes. Or vice versa, I have no preference in that way."
Why am I ranting about this? Because I'm tired of people not understanding that two girls can have sex, or "real sex", or what have you. I just wanted to clear that up.
I would also like to take this moment to clarify that the following statements are not compliments:
"You're too pretty to be gay."
"Man, what a waste of a woman."
And I know some of you may be thinking that my friend just needed clarification, but I often find that the real basis of this question isn't what two women can do together to satisfy each other sexually. Often times what it's really about is a (particular) man's complete lack of belief that anything without a penis involved can be called sex. I'm not saying that all men are this way, but the men that are, are really starting to irk me.
Okay. I'm done.
XOXO,
Virginia
I was talking about a girl I liked with one of my guy friends and I said, "I just really wanna fuck her, you know what I mean?".
My friend says (and like so many other men before him), "I don't understand what you mean when you say that."
So I say, "It means that I would like to put my head between her legs and eat her pussy until she comes. Or vice versa, I have no preference in that way."
Why am I ranting about this? Because I'm tired of people not understanding that two girls can have sex, or "real sex", or what have you. I just wanted to clear that up.
I would also like to take this moment to clarify that the following statements are not compliments:
"You're too pretty to be gay."
"Man, what a waste of a woman."
And I know some of you may be thinking that my friend just needed clarification, but I often find that the real basis of this question isn't what two women can do together to satisfy each other sexually. Often times what it's really about is a (particular) man's complete lack of belief that anything without a penis involved can be called sex. I'm not saying that all men are this way, but the men that are, are really starting to irk me.
Okay. I'm done.
XOXO,
Virginia