Hey =) I'm on the side who believes we were born bisexual. Because we can love and find pleasure with both gender. That's what I always believed and were referring myself as bi for awhile. Until I got my 1st lesbian experience. With a very close friend, we wanted to try. Some touching, kisses. But, it didn't worked for me. I do find women attract......   1 reply
12 09,2026
You will be fine. I believe that love is patient Here’s my experience. I’m bisexual and in a long distance relationship with a lesbian (6 years). She’s very understanding and kind. She’s the opposite of me. Lmao. She’s kinda timid. Anyway relationship isn’t sunshine and rainbows. We fought a lot. We struggle coz maybe we always miss e......   reply
12 09,2026
im nb and when i need i cope by ranting to my trans bestie and being myself with my friends they are awesome and love and support me as i am im lucky bc i found other trans people and open minded and respectful folks and became friend with them and it helps a lot we can talk about our struggles and pain together without fear or any problem so i thi......   reply
12 09,2026
I recently realized that I’m lesbian, and I’m having a difficult time processing everything.

I love my family and my sister very much. I came out to my sister because I trusted her, and although she said she would accept me, she also felt that it might be a phase and that women being together isn’t really possible. I understand that she may be coming from her own beliefs, but it still left me feeling quite alone.

I’ve spent a long time feeling disconnected from the people around me. I also struggle with the expectation that I’ll eventually marry a man. When I imagine that future, I feel deeply uncomfortable. When I imagine being with a woman I genuinely love, I feel peaceful and able to be myself.

So I’d really like to hear from women who have experienced this:

What is it actually like to be in a loving lesbian relationship? What are the things you love most about it, and what challenges have you faced? How do two women support and protect each other, and are there particular safety concerns you’ve had to think about?

I’d also appreciate hearing from anyone who has felt isolated or unable to be open about their identity. How did you cope with that feeling, and how did you eventually find people you felt you belonged with?

I’m still figuring myself out, and I’m honestly quite scared. I’m not looking for arguments about identity or religion—I’d just really appreciate respectful, genuine experiences and perspectives.

I want to believe that it’s possible to build a peaceful, loving, independent life while still being true to yourself. (︶︿︶)=凸
12 09,2026
OMG GIRL CONGRATS seriously it's a really good things that you realized and accepted yourself   reply
11 09,2026
So happy for you! I'm bi and live in an accepting country. My first girlfriend however came from a religious and homophobic household. She hid our relationship from her parents and friends (who might've told her parents). She was uncomfortable with us being affectionate where we might run into someone she knew and while I was okay with it at first,......   reply
11 09,2026
unfortunately i m straight so i might not get you but i m so happy for queen that u learnt new thing about urself being lesbian in homophobic country sounds so suffocating imagine cant able to love the person you genuinely like because these old faggots find them unacceptable....as if they r the one who is dating why cant ppl cant mind their o......   2 reply
11 09,2026
Congratulations!! Im so happy for you omg :)) I was also born in a very homophobic household, in a conservative country where representation literally gets you in a police station, honestly i would say that my parents took it way better than I expected (given their reaction to...many other stuff.), but i also understand that the vast majority of ......   1 reply
11 09,2026
welcome ️ what a joyous revelation. not much to say, i just wanted to congratulate you   reply
11 09,2026
I recently realized I’m a lesbian, and honestly, it feels really good to finally understand this part of myself.

I’ve never been in a relationship and I’m not really into dating right now—I’m way too career-focused and ambitious for that But obviously, I’d love to have someone someday.

The problem is… I’m literally a queer person living in a homophobic country, born into a conservative household, and surrounded by people who are homophobic. Even the people who call themselves “open-minded” suddenly uninstall their open-mindedness when LGBTQ+ comes up.

I don’t even have anyone close to me who I can properly talk to about this, and honestly, it gets really fucking isolating.

So if you’re queer, open-minded, ambitious, or just have some experience/advice to share, please talk to me. I’d genuinely love to meet some people who get it. ( ̄∇ ̄")
11 09,2026

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