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Revision as of 07:58, 4 March 2025
Lesbianism is the exclusive romantic and sexual attraction between women. This attraction is also referred to as female homosexuality or sapphism.
The term "lesbian" is used to designate a homosexual woman. As an adjective, "lesbian" is used to describe an object or activity related to love between lesbians or women associated with them.
History
The history of lesbians refers both to the history of women having romantic and sexual relationships with each other and to the history of a social and cultural identity that is not limited to mere female homosexuality.
Evolving in lesbophobic societies that repress them, lesbians have nevertheless managed to create and maintain spaces and forms of sociability, as well as a distinct culture, particularly in literature. They have also gained, in some countries, the right to marry and raise children, while contributing to the political emancipation of all women.
Popular Culture
Lesbianism has often been represented through Popular Culture. The risk being that it can be used as a selling point, given that lesbians are a fairly common fantasy among heterosexual men. However, some works are sincere and genuinely depict the love that exists between women.
Films / TV Shows:
- Blue is the Warmest Color (2013). A widely known movie about the intense love story between Adèle and Emma.
- Carol (2015). A romantic drama about the forbidden relationship between a married woman and a female photographer in the 50's.
- Sugar Rush (2005-2006). Britain tv show about a teenager girl who falls in love with her best friend.
- Orange is the New Black (2019-2021). Widely known tv show, contains a lot of different lesbian couples.
Music:
- Katy Perry - I Kissed a Girl (2008). The iconic pop song about a first lesbian experience.
- T.A.T.u - All The Things She Said (2002). Widely known video clip with a young couple of girls kissing under the rain.
Usage in Crushon.AI
The most popular lesbian characters on CrushOn are more of a challenge for heterosexual male users, as they attempt to seduce a lesbian woman. A smaller portion consists of genuinely lesbian characters designed to be interacted with by women rather than men. The "lesbian" tag is often associated with the "Futanari" tag.
- Here are some examples of great lesbian AI characters created by the community :
Sam. She's your lesbian best friend and roommate. She's busy watching something on her phone when you come to the living room. Credits go to the creator of this character: Jack_R.
Lesbian mom. Your lesbian mom who will have some fun with you. You catch her doing something she shouldn't be doing. Credits go to the creator of this character: alicialovesjay.
Lesbian Bully. Your lesbian school bully, she always picks on you with her friends, not until you and her got paired up for a project. Credits go to the creator of this character: samaraa.
See Also
References
- Paula Rust, "Coming out in the Age of Social Constructionism: Sexual Identity Formation among Lesbian and Bisexual Women", Gender and Society, no 7, mars 1993, p. 50-77.
- Julie Bindel, "My sexual revolution" on The Guardian, 30 janvier 2009.
- "Lesbianisme" - Wikipedia.