r/latebloomerlesbians Apr 28 '21

What's your story? (part V)

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The previous story megathread has expired, so here's a fresh new one.

 


 

I’d like to start an ongoing reference thread, if I may, where we all share our stories in a survey like format.

Please share even if your story sounds like everyone else’s.

Please share even if your story sounds likes no one else’s.

Someone will be thankful you shared.

 

  1. Current age/age range:
  2. Single/marital status:
  3. Age/age range when you came out to yourself:
  4. Age/age range when you come out to others:
  5. What did you come out as or what are you thinking of coming out as?:
  6. When was the earliest you felt you were a lesbian/queer? What happened or what was going on in your life?:
  7. What recently made you conclude you are a lesbian/queer?:
  8. What's the earliest or most defining homosexual/homo-romantic experience you can remember?:
  9. How are you feeling in general about who you are?:
  10. Anything else you’d like to share about your life, experience, or story for other late bloomers or other women who think they may be lesbians?

 


 

>>Link to story thread part I<<

>>Link to story thread part II<<

>>Link to story thread part III<<

>>Link to story thread part IV<<

 


r/latebloomerlesbians Apr 15 '21

Catfishers 101: a lesson. Please read before responding to any DMs.

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Okey dokey here we go:

There are people on Reddit who aren’t who they say they are. This happens quite frequently. Daily, even. One particular individual who has no other hobbies, likes to catfish lesbians for whatever reason. This is not isolated to just this sub, it is a recurring issue across all lesbian subreddits.

The message will probably go something like this:

“Hey love that username”

“Reading your comments I thought to myself she sounds smart/ quirky/ down-to-Earth/ intelligent/cool girl etc.”

“She must be a librarian/ sociology student/ psychologist/ philosophy student/ artist/ whatever occupation, am I right?”

“Would love to chat to get to know you better.”

“P.S. I am a gay woman/ queer woman/ lesbian”

Spoiler alert: he is not.

Do not give out your personal info or engage. Report to Reddit admins and delete the message. Moderators only have the power to ban from subreddits, not your direct messages. Please do not ask us to do more because we can’t.

Have we brought this to the Reddit administration’s attention? Yes. Many, many, many times. They ban the account eventually but the catfisher simply makes a new one. And the cycle continues.

This individual is not the only person out there who will attempt this. Please, use common sense and vigilance when sharing personal information. We also have people who lurk here with the sole goal of outing you to your partner and/or family before you are ready. They have indeed, succeeded on more than one occasion.

Change small details, names, locations, etc. when posting. We also recommend deleting your selfie once selfie Sunday is over.

Stay safe everyone.


r/latebloomerlesbians 13h ago

Sex and dating I get absolutely no matches on hinge..is something wrong with me? 😭

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Not even sure if I can post this here but wth sure. So, I recently changed my profile around to only be interested in nb and women to fully immerse myself in the sapphic dating experience bc I never dated women before and this would be my first time. I want to say I changed it to women like a month ago? And I gotten a couple matches for friendships, but nobody has shown interest in dating me (except two people and they’re not my type). But besides those it’s been crickets these past couple weeks. Like I don’t receive likes at all really and I’m starting to think maybe I just don’t look queer enough or something? I think I’m fairly cute, but I don’t know I just haven’t gotten any luck 😭👩🏽‍🦼‍➡️ I also joined HER recently and gotten likes on there. But it’s just NOT the same. Like the app is mainly for people who are bored and need some entertainment and/or not intentional. Not to mention, the app design is ugly and all the ads. Anyways, posting my profile here so you guys can see and maybe help me change something??


r/latebloomerlesbians 10h ago

Sunday Selfie 🤳 Just come out at aged 35 but not to my family yet wish me luck (I’m super shy too)

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Been struggling all my life with loneliness, as well as two long term relationships with narcissistic men. Never done hook ups. Never been with a woman. But am attracted to women only. Have bipolar disorder and low self esteem and am super shy. This is my first post here. I just wanted to say hi <3


r/latebloomerlesbians 17h ago

Should there be a “VERY late bloomer” subreddit?

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I’m newish here and am surprised to see young women, 20, 25, 27 on here. I’m not upset by this, it’s more unexpected. The amt of pressure one must feel at 22, thinking one is late to the game; I remember feeling so deeply when I was younger. While I can appreciate a younger experience, and can relate because Ive lived through similar issues, is there a place for older women (I’m 58) to talk about their experiences and questions? I’m seeking a place of contemporaries. Women in the autumn season. Any suggestions?

UPDATE: WOW. There’s been some great replies, more than I expected. I’ve read each one and I’ve had a bit of a shift in my thinking. I’m not saying I have it figured out but I’m seeing this could be a safe space for those who have had a heteronormative life and then begin questioning or moving toward a queer/lesbian identity. We who are older have some sound advice. Add a complicated history and could we possibly judge less? Whatever it is, I did not have a safe space to talk about my experience as a young person. I felt physically in danger and threatened with expulsion from everyone I knew. It was brutal. I came out again and again and was frightened into marrying a man. I want this for no young person. Bi, strictly queer, trans. I’m always a safe spot. I humbly thank all of you for your thoughtful replies. They were kind and expressive. To our young ones - only acceptance and welcome. I see it differently. I may join another group but I’m not leaving here.


r/latebloomerlesbians 4h ago

Shy

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I’m so scared to even post this… I’m shaking…
I’m fucking gay. I’ve known. Now I’m admitting it… I just need a community to feel safe. 🫣
There I said it and did it… 👀


r/latebloomerlesbians 10h ago

Sex and dating 39f, experienced butch lesbian dating a 43f late bloomer who has never been with a woman. Advice?

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I've been out for over half of my life but have just recently started into a LDR with a 43yr old woman who has never been with/dated another woman before. She's coming to visit for a week in January, so I have plenty of time before she's here, but I was wondering...

Do any of you ladies have any advice for a latebloomers partner? We've talked extensively about this, and I will be patient, gentle, understanding and as slow (or as fast) as she needs, but I was hoping that some of you who have gone through this experience (on either side) might have some advice?

I've fallen hopelessly for this woman, and while it's a little scary feeling so much for someone who has never dated a woman before, that will, in no way, keep me from being with her. I just want to be as patient/understanding about it as she wants or needs, I want her to be comfortable.. So any advice is greatly appreciated, plz feel free to throw some at me :)

Thanks to any and all who chime in. Cheers!


r/latebloomerlesbians 1h ago

Is it OK to fib about this?

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When dating I've been intentionally not bringing up the fact that I've never been in a relationship before. Sometimes I get asked and I panic about it so I'll say I've had a few relationships or flings that didn't last long so that the other person doesn't think I'm completely inexperienced. I do feel guilty lying but I don't expect other people to discuss their romantic or sexual history. It just doesn't matter to me how many people someone has been with. I turn 27 soon and I don't want someone knowing they would have to teach me sex or relationships so I feel it's worth it to lie.


r/latebloomerlesbians 13h ago

Sex and dating How do I hookup w/ a woman? NSFW

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Edit: Please read the post fully before commenting.
I am specifically asking about mutual hookups. I do not see women as inherently sexual objects.

There’s a lot of background and lore to my life that I don’t think I want to get too deep into on here. But I’ll give the basics. I’ve liked women my whole life and because I am technically the last line in my family, I’ve been pressured my whole life to marry a man and have kids. Ive learned to I guess, “force” myself to be with men or at least find them in some perspectives attractive (they’re like a nice painting I don’t wanna take home. Like I see the work and creativity but I don’t want it on my wall).

Anyway, I do this weird self harm thing where I sleep with men and am unsatisfied hoping one day I can “change” and somehow not be a lesbian (I know I’m delusional, trust I’m in therapy). But it’s become clearer and clearer I’m delusional and need to stop this shit and live my life for who I am.
Issue is, I’ve become used to doing this when I’m hormonal. There’s a guy I do it with, who atp knows I’m not at all attracted to him (he keeps asking if I even like what we do. And then asks if I’m a lesbian, etc..).

I know I need to stop this situation and just stick to girls. I just don’t know how to interact with women in a sexual way like that. I usually date them and after a while it gets to that point. I prefer that. I’m just literally not in the right period of my life to have an actual great relationship with a woman rn. I’m all over the place and can’t be a good partner.

But I do want to have sex.
I just can’t keep doing it the way I’m doing it, cause it’s not healthy for anybody.

How do I healthily do WLW hookups?
How do you get out of the mindset that you’re disgusting or “like a man” for wanting that? How do I even discuss something like this with another woman? I know it’s possible, I’m just stuck in my head.


r/latebloomerlesbians 11h ago

One week after moving out of our shared home - this is actually my life now?

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I lived with my STBXH for 7 years in a moldy apartment in a suburb, not close to anything, and being anxious about making plans cause I never knew how he was going to react. I always did everything for us. Until I started doing things for me and learning more about myself.

It’s been two months since he moved out of our shared apartment. It’s been a week since I followed suit. I found a cheap apartment in the city. I can walk everywhere!!! I specifically was looking in this area so I could walk to my girlfriend’s apartment. We walked to brunch this morning and got to laugh and enjoy the people watching. I still feel like I need pinched cause what do you mean this is my life now?

It’s crazy that this time last year I was so angry, still, with my catalyst. How scary the prospect of blowing up my life?? It’s almost a year since I came out. 6 months since I asked for a divorce. The future was once so muddy and uncertain, and now I can see it in color! It’s been a long, hard road. But, it’s been so worth it because now I get to build a life I can be proud to live!


r/latebloomerlesbians 9h ago

Silly and Fun Coming out through photos

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I was watching a YT video about "coming out through photos" where a guest basically shares pictures of themselves throughout their lives to when they came out. It got me thinking, so I went back through my old photos.

Omg yall. How did I not realize 😂 not just my sexuality, but also my affinity for masc clothing. It's all RIGHT THERE. I'm talking:

  • A kid who looks so uncomfortable in dresses. In every picture where my mom made me dress girly, I'm either super stiff and frowning, or doing some kind of funny face/un-lady-like pose.
  • When I dressed myself, it was 99% t-shirt + Adidas track pants. Those pants had a chokehold on me and I totally forgot about it, which is hilarious because that SAME STYLE of pants is still my go-to today. In those pictures I actually look happy.
  • Sooooo many pictures of me and my high school best friend (who is also a late bloomer) where we're doing poses that are basically 1 step away from kissing. Putting our noses together and staring into each other's eyes, our tongues touching, cuddling or sitting on each other's laps, we even did a series of photos of us holding hands??? Like??? 🤣
  • My prom pictures. Yallllll. I didn't have a date, so my best friend and I went together and we both wore tuxes. Several friends lined up together and then us, in the lineup, together, wearing our tuxes. The most straight thing in existence lmao
  • Just like as a young kid, so many pictures of me as a teen looking happy in masc skater wear, and a few of me trying to be girly and looking oh so uncomfortable.
  • Me with a couple ex-boyfriends where you'd never guess we're dating cause we look like bros.

I was CACKLING looking at these being like HOW DID I NOT KNOW. HOW DID NO ONE ELSE KNOW. ...except they did. People have assumed I'm gay my entire life. My mom asked me when I was like 13 if I was gay. I "came out" to my brother as a prank when I was a teenager and he responded "I KNEW IT." When I actually came out, not a single person was surprised. And honestly, looking back at these pictures.... I completely understand why. 😂


r/latebloomerlesbians 22m ago

Boho hippie femme 4 ____

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I’m attracted to self awareness, emotional intelligence & sensitivity, spiritually connected, creative, and nature-loving women. I feel there’s something beautiful about our softness and intuition merging together to create. A mellowness and tenderness that comes naturally but also a deep fire for things we are passionate about and devote ourselves to. Does anyone here resonate with that? And if you do, I’d love to connect. 🍃🎨💃🏾📖🌳✨💫💖


r/latebloomerlesbians 6h ago

Curious question, how did you know you're a lesbian?

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I've been thinking about this question a lot but I don't have anyone to ask in real life. There's a lot of older women here who probably have better answers to this than people my age.


r/latebloomerlesbians 10h ago

What does male validation feel like versus true love?

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Hi everyone!

After coming out of a two year relationship with my past boyfriend, I am seriously questioning my sexuality. At this point, I’m 90% sure I’m a lesbian, but I’m still processing this breakup and the male crushes I’ve had. When I think of dating women, I feel light and happy and a deep emotional pull. For the life of me, I can’t imagine dating men anymore. It just doesn’t feel right—it feels tight and forced.

But only 5 months ago, I was “in love” with two men at the same time, and I’m trying to figure out what that was, and want to know if anyone can relate.

So, when I was dating my ex, I felt warm feelings in my chest when I was around him. I liked cuddling and having sex, but the emotional intimacy was off. I could never really connect with him. Half way through our relationship, I began having an intense crush on his best friend. It was something I couldn’t seem to pull myself away from. I felt sooo guilty about it, and I would secretly write love letters to him at work and shred them.

To me, this felt like an intense warmth in my chest, I enjoyed flirting with him, and i fantasized us running away together.

However, when me and my boyfriend broke up and his best friend got a girlfriend, I got over it. Then, being around him felt off too. I’m not sure if this was jealousy/guilt or the fact that I fell in love with a fantasy and not HIM.

Does Comphet/ male validation do this? Does it make you feel a warm glow in your chest?

Because when I think of women it feels different and deeper.

What does male validation feel like?


r/latebloomerlesbians 9h ago

Me casé con el amor de mi vida y me dejó de un día para otro. Sin explicaciones

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Soy lesbiana?
Con el paso del tiempo he aprendido que la inmadurez emocional juega un papel importante. La vulnerabilidad y la conexión no la manejan muchas personas. Especialmente los hombres que suelen ser mas reservados y menos sentimentales o emocionales, comparados con las mujeres.

O al menos yo, que me considero una chica muy sensible. Luego de “superar” mi divorcio, he cuestionado mi orientación sexual pues siento que desarrollé un rechazo hacia la inmadurez masculina, y comencé a sentir atracción por las mujeres. Tengo 33 años y siento que tengo una nueva oportunidad para experimentar pero no sé como conocer y darme la oportunidad con alguna chica pues no me animo a iniciar nada y no creo que nadie se me acerque 🤣 porque no doy “vibras” de lesbiana.


r/latebloomerlesbians 1d ago

First selfie!

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Sometimes I fear I am too alt femme for a masc to be interested and this is why I’m intentionally staying single for a bit


r/latebloomerlesbians 14h ago

Sex and dating Married Neighbors Confusing Dynamic

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Over a year ago, I (34F) met some neighbors (late 40s) who have been married for over two decades. They have kids and I have children too, but I’m a single mother. From the beginning, there was something about this couple that made my antennas go up.

At first, I thought the husband was very friendly. But he was also overly flirtatious with me, usually right in front of his wife. It was mostly things like prolonged conversations, compliments, and hugs. The conversations would be like, “Do you think a wife should be able to be with another woman without the husband?” I would deflect it or change the subject because I wasn’t trying to encourage anything. At one point, I honestly wondered if they were interested in me sexually as a couple, like maybe they wanted a threesome. As time went on, he never seemed to leave us to ourselves as women to gossip and talk about “girl things.” He was always there unless he was not in town. No matter whose house we were at, theirs or mine, he was quite literally always in the middle and would always takeover our conversations. When he wasn’t around, she would talk a lot more. But when he was talking she would be quiet in the group conversation.

But then something changed.

The wife started flirting with me too, except she did it much more quietly and when her husband wasn’t around. It was also via text at first, always ambiguous messaging, the ones that could have two meanings if read out of context. Like, we were once talking about wrapping gifts and how she’s good at it and I’m not. The conversation was over but ten minutes later, she came back randomly and was like, “The trick is that you have to get the edges nice and tight.” Then I came back and said something like, “That’s exactly how I like it.” On the surface, that may seem normal but trust me, it was not. Her behavior toward me felt emotionally intimate, and there were also physical touches that didn’t feel completely platonic to me. There were several moments where we’d see each other and we’d both have this weird “deer in headlights” reaction. She would also sometimes make sure her husband couldn’t see what was happening or wasn’t nearby.

This went on for quite a while.

I never openly flirted back with her because, from my perspective, it was obvious she didn’t want her husband to know. And honestly, I didn’t want to put her in a position where she would have to explain herself. What kind of girl’s girl would I be?

But the secrecy also made the whole thing incredibly intoxicating, and eventually I developed feelings for her.
At that point, I needed to figure out what was actually going on. I wanted her to acknowledge what seemed obvious to me instead of continuing to do things in secret and then acting like nothing was happening, i.e., rubbing on my leg.

Eventually, I privately told her how I felt and also pointed out some of the behaviors I had noticed. Instead of acknowledging any of it, she acted completely oblivious and told me that none of those interactions happened at all.

She also apparently told her husband her version of what happened, because afterward he took her side. I obviously wasn’t expecting him to take mine over his wife’s, but the whole thing was extremely confusing and hurtful. This created a dynamic where myself and her husband were both protecting two very different versions of her. And I considered he and I to be friends with a lot in common.

The other part is that around the same time, I was working on a romance novel. The novel had absolutely nothing to do with them when I started writing it, but, the story slowly became about this: a single woman who tries to fight her feelings for a married woman but eventually falls in love with her. Of course, in my fictional version, the women actually get to be together.

Now I’m left trying to figure out what actually happened.

Did the couple both want me? Were they experimenting with the idea of a threesome? Did the wife want me but was afraid to admit it? Was I somehow being used as an emotional pawn to make one of them jealous?

The hardest possibility for me is that they were just playing games with me. And then, why? A perfectly good friendship was ruined from the beginning.

I’ve even asked the wife, indirectly, what she thinks about married couples flirting with other people for the plot or as a game, and she said she doesn’t believe married couples do that.
This is the first time I’ve ever experienced anything remotely like this, and it all happened at once: confusing behavior, denial, possible gaslighting, developing feelings for a woman, questioning my sexuality, and ultimately heartbreak. For me, I went from I think I’m bi to now, I know I’m a lesbian but it’s been hard to move on while my feelings are unresolved for this woman.

So I’m genuinely curious: based only on what I’ve described, what do you think was going on?


r/latebloomerlesbians 21h ago

NEED HELP NEWBIE LESBIAN

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I'm 34 and have been single my whole life. I've gone out with some men before, but I was never really attracted to them. Then Hinge happened. I met this woman, felt deeply connected to her, and then she suddenly disappeared. That got me spiralling, depressed, and unable to sleep at night, so I decided to go to therapy. Therapy made me reflect on myself and what I want out of my life and experiences.

I started using dating apps again and met this beautiful soul. She has such a good personality, which makes us talk non-stop. She told me her ideal type is someone butch and dominant, which I'm way too far from — I'm just a cutesy, softie masc. She was telling me all about her ideal type, and I was just sitting there listening and feeling heartbroken. I'm dumb at flirting with someone I like, especially a woman. She also mentioned that she has gone out with other girls from Hinge, but she found them weird because they love-bombed her right away. I like that she's honest, and the first thing she told me was that she's the type who prefers to build a friendship first before getting into a relationship.

I still want her despite knowing I'm not her type, but I'm not sure if I'm already in the friend zone. We meet almost every week now, and we have a lot of plans together for the coming weeks like piercing,cafes, movies,tattoos etc. I mean, I want to hope that the game is still on, but I'm not sure if I can make a woman's ideal type change.

Any advice for this inexperienced girlie whose brain shuts down when she likes someone and doesn't know how to flirt? 😭


r/latebloomerlesbians 1d ago

Late bloomer, married to a man, and possibly falling in love with my female best friend — am I reading too much into this?

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I’m 41, married to a man, and I think I may be falling in love with a woman.

We’ve been friends for about three years. It started pretty normally — hiking, walking our dogs, talking, spending time together. But over the past year, something has changed very significantly. The relationship has become much deeper and much more emotionally intimate.

What makes this particularly confusing is that she herself has commented several times that our relationship has “accelerated very quickly” and has “changed in quality” compared with what is usual for her. I never prompted her to say this.

We now see each other roughly weekly, sometimes for entire days, and we make plans far into the future together — including a survival hike and even an ultramarathon project.

There is a lot of emotional intimacy between us. We talk about very personal things, we’ve become part of each other’s wider social/family worlds, and there is a lot of physical affection: long hugs, little affectionate gestures, blown kisses, touching, etc. We have also shared a tent overnight.

There is also a strange amount of everyday care between us. We often prepare food and drinks for each other with particular thoughtfulness, remember tiny things the other person likes, bring things specifically because we know the other would enjoy them, and generally seem to anticipate each other’s needs without having to ask.

I’ve told her that she has become one of the most important people in my life. I’ve also called her my “muse,” because being around her has somehow reawakened a very creative and emotional part of me that I thought had been dormant for years.

At one point I told her something even more vulnerable: that being around her taught me what visceral reciprocity feels like — that feeling of automatically noticing each other and responding to each other without having to consciously negotiate it. She became emotional when I said this.

And then there is the complicated part.

I am married to a man, but I have told her that I am not in love with my husband and that emotionally, my marriage is not in a good place. She responded at one point with something along the lines of, “I respect your marriage.”

I know I am attracted to her. That part is not really ambiguous anymore.

The ambiguity is entirely on her side.

And I honestly don't trust my own interpretation very much.

I know that very close female friendships can be incredibly intimate without being romantic. So I keep asking myself whether I'm seeing something that isn't there because I want it to be there.

My current hypotheses are basically:

She simply loves me very deeply as a friend, and this is an unusually intense friendship.

She has noticed that I have feelings for her and is deliberately maintaining a boundary.

She may have some feelings of her own that neither of us has named.

Or I am projecting romantic meaning onto a relationship that is genuinely just very close.

I don't want to test her, manipulate the situation, or corner her into giving me an answer.

If she has noticed that I want more, then I feel like the next meaningful step has to be hers.

What I'm trying to figure out is not “How do I get her?” I really don't want that.

I'm trying to figure out:

Which parts of this would you genuinely consider suggestive of romantic mutuality, and which parts could still comfortably exist within a very deep female friendship?

And especially for other late bloomers: have you ever had a friendship with a woman where you genuinely couldn't tell whether you were experiencing an unusually intense friendship, romantic attraction, or both?

Because I have a horrible suspicion that I may have stumbled into my first real experience of this at 41, and my internal compass is currently completely useless. 😅


r/latebloomerlesbians 1d ago

Dating app suggestions for lesbians with their sh*t together?

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I’m in my 30s in good shape with a good career looking for someone who is late 20s to late 30s also in good shape and with a decent career (doesn’t have to be a high earner I do well enough for myself but someone who has a career not just a job). Also want a woman who moves at a sane pace and doesn’t want to jump into something without really knowing each other. I find if I compromise on any of these there’s just not much point as when we meet it quickly becomes apparent we have little in common and it just fizzles out.

I’m on Her and Taimi out of the two Her is a better fit but not that many women in my area on there. Taimi is like trying to drink from a slutty fire hose. Just too many and most don’t have a career or take life at all seriously it seems and sooo many men and couples which is not at all my thing. I specify this in the first line of both bios and it does not deter them.

Is there an app that would fit what I’m looking for better? Or even a match making service or something like that?


r/latebloomerlesbians 3h ago

I think I got attracted to a guy not sure

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Have you ever like got woah like something about him is attractive by a guy? Like I randomly scrolled on Reddit and suddenly an amateur porn clip showed a woman and guy and I was like ohh when I saw how his back muscles moved and how in control he was and how he penetrated her and his face and energy I forgot about the woman he was with, kind of felt she was boring and I zoned out on him . I didn’t want to stop looking at him and thought he is great👀. I didn’t masturbate though so unsure if it even counts.


r/latebloomerlesbians 17h ago

Am I maybe a lesbian?

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The things I relate to a lot of stuff here, never really interested in men in my teenager years beside a few make out sessions that was nice with some guys here and there and I felt some kind of butterflies with one , guys I found cute here and there in tv . I felt butterflies etc watching straight romance. I never really understood the appeal with men’s bodies.

Women could make me feral with their bodies.
However!
As I turned 16-18 I started to have crushes o men here and there like daydreamed about them, giggles etc. it has been an ongoing pattern.
I didn’t really masturbate to them etc. but when I turned 21 I started to get curious about dicks , some men in porn make me go ohh in some of their scenes like in penetration scenes I could be like damn his energy, face, dick, moans, way he thrust 👀and I would start to insert myself with them and I got aroused by it. It has only happens some times, or I see a guy on the street sometimes and be like he is good looking I wonder how it would be to kiss and make him moan or his hands on me👀
I never really felt the romantic giggles with women, like I have tried to date them but I didn’t feel the romantic feelings. Maybe one day. I just turned 29. I am really confused if I just been a lesbian all along. Or what I am.


r/latebloomerlesbians 1d ago

Sex and dating i am afraid that girls wont find me attractive

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hiiii! ive always known i liked girls, but recently discovered that i am fully lesbian (and possibly demi) and not bisexual/pansexual. which is great!! but im so scared that i wont find a girl who likes me and wants to be with me :( i sometimes feel like im too weird, autistic, or that i dont look like a girls type. i dont know,, all of the happy lesbians i see are in more normal aesthetics and it gives me such a deep sense of yearning, but i feel like i just dont fit in. im not sure how i can help myself see otherwise :( any advice welcome!!


r/latebloomerlesbians 1d ago

Sunday Selfie 🤳 Feeling more like myself

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r/latebloomerlesbians 1d ago

Sunday Selfie 🤳 Sunday Selfie

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First sunday selfie with my most goblin of cats. Excited for Halloween this year and already thinking about a Faramir costume for next years Ren Faire.