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A new study that attempted to reveal the origins of lesbianism, is claiming that same-sex relationships in women only exist because it turns men on. Published on Science Directthe report by Menelaos Apostolou, a male professor at the University of Nicosia in Cyprus comes to the conclusion that lesbian and bisexual attraction all stems from male desire. Well, the study surveyed a derisory 1, people and, wait for it, all of them were heterosexual.

Oh my God, yes! As the Guardian notes, two major studies have found a reported orgasm divide between lesbian and straight women. Inresearchers found that lesbians reported having orgasms during sex 75 percent of the time, compared to heterosexual women who reported coming only 61 percent of the time. Ina study found an even larger orgasm gap among women: 86 percent versus 65 percent.

People often feel comfortable asking me questions about lesbian sex. It happens everywhere from cocktail parties to riding around in New York City taxis. As a sex positive person and porn mogul, I think it's really important to have discussions about lesbian sex.

Not many people talk about whether women who have sex with women need to practice safe sex. Taking pregnancy off the table tends to get rid of any urgency around the discussion. However, bisexuals and lesbians are at risk for sexually transmitted diseases.

Lesbians hopping in bed. SO HOT! Two lesbian having sex. Lesbians just want fun.

The U-Haul lesbian or U-Haul syndrome is a stereotype of lesbian relationships[1] referring to the joke that lesbians tend to move in together on the second date. It suggests an extreme inclination toward monogamy or committed relationships. It can be considered either complimentary or pejorative, depending on context.

I remember overhearing a woman ask another woman this in a downtown Manhattan coffee shop when I was a little kid. I was maybe 10 years old, but I totally got what she was saying and totally agreed, silently, in my head. I was in the "Gay Straight Alliance" at that time, and we took a field trip to a liberal arts university for the event. I wasn't "out" yet, just an overzealous "ally" to my queer brothers and sisters.