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How to be comfortable dating your lesbian girlfriend

Your lesbian love deserves to be expressed Its hard to ignore… the stares, the whispering, the threats, the comments like oh look at the lesbo or look at those lezzies over there. When I go on a date with my girlfriend, I hold her hand because I love her. I don’t hold her hand to throw my sexuality it in anyone’s face. So why are people so quick to make us feel bad for being in love? Lesbians making out in public Like-minded lesbians seeking dating, friendship and intimate encounters in your area - Click Here That’s just the thing… we don’t need to feel bad about being queer but instead we deserve to feel  great! Now, I want to approach this issue in the most unbiased manner that is possible. I don’t want to place all of the blame on people who do not support gays but at the same time I don’t want to place it all on  lesbians and gay girls. I simply want to address some of the main issues we run into with this subject and what can be done to ease our worries.
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Come out of the closet and be the lesbian you were meant to be

Ah, yes. The awkward “coming out” time. Every lesbian  has this time. And for those of you still snuggled tightly within your closet, I promise you’ll find a new found lightness and confidence once you peek out into the rest of the world and find your place within the lesbian  community. Lesbian selfie picture Like-minded lesbians seeking dating, friendship and intimate encounters in your area -  Click Here In fact, there are plenty of lesbians and bisexual women who are openly gay who are not all the way comfortable with actually being lesbian  and what that means both to them and to those around them. Come out of the closet and let people know you are lesbian The good news is that you’re  here, so just know that we are 100% dedicated to helping you beautiful ladies out. Just come on out of that stuffy closet.  Luckily, in that “awkward time” I previously mentioned, I had a couple of friends who were already “out,” and I also had friends who were incredibly supportive. I th