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A Global Community of Lesbians
CuriousLove.com is a community made up entirely of girls, but not entirely of lesbians. Many members on our site are bisexuals and bi-curious women. A good number of our bi-curious members are younger ladies, and some of them are still in their teens. Some of them are interested in learning more about the Gay community and the feelings they hold, but may not be ready for a commitment with a woman. Some of these girls may learn that they are completely gay and wind up in a loving lesbian relationship, while others may learn that they are actually straight, and end up in a heterosexual commitment. Regardless of their ultimate choice, these members are welcomed all the same with a hug and a kiss.

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Gay marriage: Clooney fundraiser a hint of coming Obama money boom
President Obama’s decision to go public in support of same-sex marriage marked a historic moment for the presidency and the nation’s gay and lesbian community – and also set off a torrent of fundraising appeals that could change the fundraising math for this fall's presidential race.

Pole to fly rainbow flag in Hillcrest approved
A plan to install a 65-foot pole that will fly a rainbow flag over Hillcrest -- home to San Diego's vibrant gay and lesbian community -- was unanimously approved Tuesday by the City Council.

Hillcrest Rainbow Flag Approved Unanimously By City Council
A plan to install a 65-foot pole that will fly a rainbow flag over Hillcrest -- home to San Diego's vibrant gay and lesbian community -- was unanimously approved today by the City Council.

City Council Approves Hillcrest Flag Proposal
A plan to install a 65-foot pole that will fly a rainbow flag over Hillcrest -- home to San Diego's vibrant gay and lesbian community -- was unanimously approved Tuesday by the City Council.

Giant rainbow flag approved in Hillcrest
SAN DIEGO -- A plan to install a 65-foot pole that will fly a rainbow flag over Hillcrest -- home to San Diego's vibrant gay and lesbian community -- was unanimously approved Tuesday by the City Council.

Civic-minded gay group looks to increase community involvement
LODI - A fledgling group of gay and lesbian community members are imploring the Lodi Unified School District to create "safe zones" for children who are being bullied or need a space to breathe in overwhelming circumstances.

Japanese lesbian can't wait for Disneyland "wedding"
TOKYO (Reuters) - Like many Japanese women, Koyuki Higashi adores Tokyo Disneyland. So it was only natural that she would want to hold her wedding there, as many other couples have done. "My partner and I just love going to Disneyland, so when we saw a pamphlet advertising wedding receptions by the Cinderella Castle in Tokyo Disneyland we called and asked if we could hold our wedding there ...

City Council Approves Plan to Fly Rainbow Flag Over Hillcrest
The pole should be ready for the 12- by 18-foot flag this summer, in time for the annual Pride Weekend, said Benjamin Nicholls, executive director of the Hillcrest Business Association.

Obama's gay marriage comment draws cheers from locals
Gay and lesbian community, Democratic leaders hail president's support of same-sex marriage.

Lesbian PCSO - Sylvia Cooper - cleared of groping five colleagues says she was the victim of envy
Sylvia Cooper, from Stourbridge, West Mids, said she wanted to get back to an ordinary life following her 'two year nightmare' and accused her fellow cops of making the allegations because they were jealous of her success.