The dating experience of a lesbian girl compared to that of a heterosexual girl, may differ greatly. It is very common that a straight girl will have had 5 to 10 different boyfriends by the time she has graduated school. She has probably had her share of heartbreaks, and has since gained a wealth of knowledge about what relationships are really like.

On the other hand, a lesbian girl may have had 0, 1, or 2 girlfriends by the time she has graduated school. It is also very likely that her relationships, if any, have been behind closed door, and she never had the opportunity to walk around her town holding hands with your girlfriend. Clearly, the gaps that exist in the experience level of straight and lesbian girls are wide.

The Most Important Lesbian Dating Tip
A good advice that we would like to share with our lesbian and bi curious members, is that they should always be accountable for their actions. Sure, it is understandable that love often times causes one to focus more on the object of affection than on ones self. It may happen that you are completely focused on your beautiful partner, which is a common thing when people are in love.

However, be sure to look at yourself also. A mirror is very adequate in enabling a girl to view herself, and make necessary modifications in order to portray herself in the way she wishes to be seen. However, a mirror is only useful, when it is used properly. That said, it is important, that you view yourself when you are in a relationship. Understanding your reactions, actions, and desires are very important in being able to understand the actions and reactions of your partner. By looking at yourself, you will be able to better cope in a relationship, and you will be able to offer a pillow of support to your partner.

Kathy Griffin Plays a Lesbian on Whitney - Jokes She and Whitney Cummings Are an Item
Comedian Kathy Griffin is becoming the go-to gal for playing lesbian on TV these days. First Griffin played a strident lesbian activist in a fairly offensive to lesbians episode of Law & Order: SVU and now she's slated to guest star as a lesbian on the NBC comedy Whitney, starring Griffin’s pal Whitney Cummings.

Speed dating goes literary
Speed dating goes literary at the Vancouver library for Valentine’s day

Sasha Lotrian: Height: The Last Lesbian Prejudice?
Once upon a time, I tried not to date anyone shorter then me, not because I think any less of shorter women, but as a femme, I had it stuck in my head that my partner should and would be taller and bigger than me.

Love & dating A-Z
Confused by dating lingo? Not sure how to define your relationship? Then check out our A-Z of love and dating for the words you need to know.

Teens Raised By Lesbian Parents Have Same Quality Of Life As Those In Heterosexual Families: Study
A new Dutch study has confirmed what Zach Wahls has been trying to tell us all along: that the quality of life among teens raised by lesbian parents did not differ from that of a matched group of adolescents who grew up in heterosexual parent families.

Review: 'Pariah' offers coming-of-age tale with twist
An urban black teen lesbian (the extremely natural Adepero Oduye) struggles to find love and her place in the world in this fine coming-of-age film.

Domestic Violence Bill Would Protect Dating Couples, But Not Gays
A House bill sponsored by Rep. Joan Brady (R-Richland) would expand the number of people who can be protected by family court orders against domestic violence perpetrators.

Which Actor's Famous Girlfriend Thinks She Can Keep Him from Going Gay? [Blind Items]
# blinditems This actress thinks if she's kinky enough, her boyfriend won't be gay anymore. This former sitcom actress is writing a book outing her two lesbian costars and this singer has a girlfriend but one of her male bandmembers is her beard. Being in the closet is so much work. More »

First gay fraternity formed in Canada
MONTREAL, Feb. 3 (UPI) -- Canada's first gay fraternity has been established at Montreal's McGill University, with most challenges coming from the gay community, organizers said.

Solitary Confinement: As a child, I learned that being gay meant being alone; as a gay man, my community has taught me ...
Opinion: After coming out to my mother during college, she and I entered into one of those melancholy conversations familiar to so many of us who faced parents who obviously loved us yet had some intense feelings of loss and sadness at the news their child was going to be different. So we discussed, obliquely, some of those feelings, such as the sudden removal of potential grandchildren from her ...