Another lesbian relationship? Seriously…, to what should we attribute this growing trend in lesbian couples? Not judging, just grown up discussion.
Now a days it’s routine to go to a club and see a group of attractive women EXCLUSIVELY dancing with each other (SN: young fellas, IMO most of those chics are straight and doing it to get attention – they want you to stare and approach them so they can blow you off and laugh about it).
The concept of women dancing with each other is no big deal. Women have always done this and always will (occasionally it gets kinda fake and too ‘white girly’ though). But sometimes (once every blue moon) women genuinely go out just to get out, hear some music, have a drink with their girls and don’t want the hassle of dudes trying to grind and get phone numbers and all that. But what’s strange is that recently I’ve noticed ‘women’ getting overly aggressive and protective of their girlfriends when a dude tries to step to one of them…. WTF?
Is this just a sign of the times? Is being a lesbian the in thing to do now? What happened to “strictly dickly”…… do they still make that model? Or is this just a fad like fat laces and Kangols (shell toe Adidas will always be in style). Go to a high school basketball game and take a look around…C’mon son…..you’re telling me 25 10th grade girls all of a sudden figure out they like other girls?
Is there a ‘real man’ shortage?
I hear fellas argue that women are confused and don’t really know what they want. Women argue that men have become so trifling that women find it more comforting to be held and caressed by another woman? Perhaps women know how to sexually please other women better than some men do…….(fellas get your skillz up)
I heard a comedian joking that men are wearing skinny jeans now because women bought up all of the baggy 38’s. (ROTFLMAO)
Quick disclaimer: As stated earlier we aren’t judging, just looking for some intriguing grown up discussion. At 10sandbetter.com we’re too focused on our paper and becoming a household name to really worry about what Tracey and Toni do in their spare time (unless of course we’re invited to watch). Truth be told, we have a few lesbians in our inner circle that we drink, flow, chill, party and chop it up with from time to time; but at the end of the day we look at them like ‘sisters’, who just so happen to have a mutual appreciation for a nice ass. Funny, but it is what it is.
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