all the good men, carrots and dogs are feminists too.

I take it this one is probably a misogynistic conservative, then:

Ryker's Peninsula: #1: Can I watch?

#2: Can I bring a camera?

PapaChester: To answer the last question, short hair doesn't look good on anyone.

Judging by the tiny headshot at the top of the article, this particular lesbian may not look too bad in a pixie cut.

PapaChester: To answer the last question, short hair doesn't look good on anyone.

I disagree. Carey Mulligan, for example just looks a 100% more adorable with short hair.

PapaChester: To answer the last question, short hair doesn't look good on anyone.

If you base your attractiveness baseline purely on hair, you need to re-prioritize, I'm just sayin'.

/short haired chick
//has soap allergies

My question would have to be; can I see your boobies?

So black people can call her a dyke, but not Irish people in Boston?

Tellingthem: PapaChester: To answer the last question, short hair doesn't look good on anyone.

Yeah it does. I've always found the pixie look attractive.

I shaved my head down to a 3 awhile back, and have been keeping it that way. After the initial shock, the almost universal consensus is that everyone thinks my hair is more "me" this way. It's one of those "I'd never do it, but it looks great on you." Only exceptions are homophobes who think my short hair threatens their masculinity.

/so happy the fiancé doesn't qualify as one of those. He actually enjoys rubbing my head like a good luck charm.

Why aren't lesbians allowed to have fun/sense of humor?

Cytokine Storm: Ryker's Peninsula: #1: Can I watch?

#2: Can I bring a camera?

No no what you do is look at your phone at what just happens to be the perfect angle to take a picture then claim you thought you received an e-mail if they notice.....

You can even get video this way.

/not that I know about such things...purely a thought experiment you understand

if you were ever to...dance, how do you decide who leads?  I mean...do you take turns?  Do you discuss it beforehand?  How does that work?

Ryker's Peninsula: #1: Can I watch?

THIS!

Is it acceptable to punch a butch lesbian in the face if she started it and puts her hands up like she's Jack Dempsey reborn?

She's missing out. The new Tegan and Sara album is awesome.

/straight male

Cyberluddite: I have one.  I've asked a few lesbian friends this question and they can't figure it out either.  And it's this:

What's the deal with some lesbians (pretty much exclusively chubby, butch ones--never femmes) who wear shorts as their casual apparel of choice all winter when it's cold outside and nobody else is wearing them--especially given that these same lesbians often tend to not wear shorts in the summer when the weather is hot and everyone else wears them?

Have others noticed this?  Or is this just a  local lesbian fashion trend, not seen elsewhere?  I dunno, but the bottom line is that if you see a woman wearing shorts around here in December when everyone else is bundled up in warm clothes, 99.9% of the time they are both (a) fat and (b) a lesbian.  WTF is up with that?  Any TF lesbians wanna take a shot at answering that one?

i went to an outdoor indigo girls concert last summer and yes it was definitely shorts weather, but it was astounding how many women were wearing the exact same pair of khaki shorts. it was like they were in uniform. khaki shorts to the knees or below, button down short sleeve collar shirt. i guess i've never been around that many lesbians in one place and i definitely didn't know that's what's up.

Peki: Tellingthem: PapaChester: To answer the last question, short hair doesn't look good on anyone.

Yeah it does. I've always found the pixie look attractive.

I shaved my head down to a 3 awhile back, and have been keeping it that way. After the initial shock, the almost universal consensus is that everyone thinks my hair is more "me" this way. It's one of those "I'd never do it, but it looks great on you." Only exceptions are homophobes who think my short hair threatens their masculinity.

/so happy the fiancé doesn't qualify as one of those. He actually enjoys rubbing my head like a good luck charm.

He's just saying that because it's too much time and effort to go find another girl who wants to have sex with him.

/just kidding
//short hair can look great on some women

Biledriver: if you were ever to...dance, how do you decide who leads?  I mean...do you take turns?  Do you discuss it beforehand?  How does that work?

They have an underwear tickle fight beforehand and whoever wins gets to lead.

/fact

That whole article boils down to:

Lesbians, like 100% of other people, think they're more special than they really are.

So what's you opinion on the Schleswig-Holstein issue?

ModernLuddite: Why aren't lesbians allowed to have fun/sense of humor?

Because we'd just lose it anyway dealing with men all the time and not having the benefit of wanting to sleep with them to make it worthwhile.

One of the very rare experiences I had was back in 1973, the year I graduated high school.  I am from a very small community in SW La.  Total seniors the year I graduated was 19.

We had quite a few lesbians in that school for being such a small school.  Amazingly, even in that day we tended to ignore them without being mean or what ever.

One night I was taking a date out and we stopped by the local bar (drinking age was 18 but we could go to that bar at 17), and the two main lesbian girls were there.  Somehow we all made plans to go to the drive-in together, a double date kind of thing.  I had a 66 Dodge Coronet at the time and they ended up sitting in the back seat while my girlfriend and I were in the front.

I can't remember the movie, but what I do recall is everyone was making out... my girlfriend and I in the front seat, the "girls" in the backseat.  I was very aware of the heavy breathing and the little wet sounds of fingers dipping into the honey wells in the backseat.... I was so farking aroused at the faux orgy that I blew a wad in my pants.  At that age I could usually get a couple off a night.

I will never forget that night.

Why do you spell things like 'wymyn' and 'herstory'?