Lesbian Quotes Novels & Stories

[ A lésbian woman seduces and fúcks her coworker's straight wife to prove a point and ends up enjoying it.] I've been a lésbian for as long as I can remember, and I’ve never hidden it. I fúck women with fire in my veins, and I crave the ones who are deliciously out of reach or secretly off-limits.

"Lily! You're a lesbian, you can't say that word!" Lily chuckled. "Why not? I'm a product of that very same sperm-egg magic, okay? It's still not scientifically possible for two hot women to bump holes and produce a kid... yet. Give science some time, though. I'm sure they'll figure out a way to make lesbian reproduction a thing." "I'll give you some time." Chelsea laughed out before his expression turned serious, as he remembered his heart to heart conversation with Sarah, about Arc. "What's that sigh about? Spit it out," Lily prodded.

“I still wanna know, bisexual women feel both dick and pussy, right?” Joe was drunk, talking in Zahn's face. “Now, people claim that lesbians don't feel dick at all. How's that possible?” Zahn looked at him like he was annoying her. “That's cause they don't.”

"There is absolutely nothing wrong with you." Hannah looked up at me, surprised. "Really?" "Yes, really," I smiled. "There is nothing bad about being a lesbian. You like girls, and that is perfectly okay." "But it feels so weird inside," Hannah whispered, fresh tears spilling over. "I feels like a freak of nature." "You are not a freak," I said firmly. "You are just Hannah. You are very smart, you are super funny, and you are my absolute best friend. And it is actually very brave that you said it out loud."

“Hey, why are you asking these weird questions?’ “I…” Georgia’s voice softens this time. I can see her gulp. “Have someone I’ve been trying to impress with,” She turns back to me and comb all my dead hair down to the ground and some even drop on my lap, which I sweep down with my hand. “and they say lesbians have better tastes than most men.” She finishes her sentence as she’s also done with the soft brush thing. “Oh,” I start saying. “I see. Well…Just be yourself! Don’t impress people by lying! If that man hates you for acting like you, then that man doesn't deserve you. Leave him be! Major turn-off! Just be the Georgia you always are.”

“Every time I try to put myself out there, women have this... this reaction to me, like I’m some kind of joke.” His brow furrowed, and he leaned forward slightly. “Sage, come on, you know that’s not true.” “Isn’t it?” I shot back. “Mara practically laughed in my face. She couldn’t get away from me fast enough. She said she was a lesbian, can you believe that?” “She didn’t laugh at you,” he said firmly. “And her being a lesbian has nothing to do with you.” I shook my head, “Maybe it’s not about her. Maybe it’s me. Maybe I’m just... broken or something. The women always want to be friends because they never see me as someone they could be romantic with.”

The kind of mark you get after long hot sex. “He was bullying me.” She confessed sighing and trying not to cry again. “I have to go now. The Omegas association sent a letter to me. They want to see me and I am actually excited about it.” Lily added and with this, she made her move to go when Fae held her again. “You know that I love Gabriel right?” She looked at her friend. “Love?” Lily held her tightly. “Loving Gabriel is like loving a wild python. Don't give it a try. Abolish it if you have!” Lily warned. She caressed Fae’s palm before leaving the classroom.

“But at the same time, I feel like a fraud. I mean, how can I call myself a lesbian when... when I don’t even want to sleep with a woman?” My heart ached for my friend, seeing the pain drawn across her face. She wasn’t looking at me now, but staring at the ground, almost like she couldn’t even bear to meet my gaze. I took a breath, choosing my words carefully. “Tina... being a lesbian isn’t about having sex. It’s about who you love, who you want to share your life with. And that doesn’t have to include anything you’re not comfortable with. It’s not about... doing anything to ‘prove’ who you’re attracted to.”

Lulu answered and tried to kneel in front of Candace, grabbing her shoulders for support. "Mee, too." Candace wrapped Lulu's waist with her arms to help her. Lulu looked at her face. "Have you ever thought about it?" "About what?" Candace blinked her eyes. "Being a lezbian." Lulu asked curiously. "Oh, yes. When I break up with one of those douchebax, I wish I was a lesbian." "Me, too." Lulu sighed and asked. "But sex is great, right?" "Damn, yes." Candace thought for a while. "But we never tried, right?" Her hands caressed Lulu's waist. "I mean, with girlz?"

Most of these girls had fallen victims to this from their tender ages counting from their primary to secondary ages. Lesbianism, also called Sapphism or female homosexuality, is the tendency of a human female to be emotionally and usually sexually attracted to other females, or the state of being so attracted to females. It is a much-debated topic now-a-days. Orthodox minded people often get furious on the thought of lesbianism as they believe that this practice is an attempt to rewrite all the conventional attitudes of people regarding sexual life. A society which yet see women as a byproduct of men, can't tolerate the outspokenness of free-thinking women who prove daring enough to live ind