There is no doubt about it, our members are some of the funniest and sexiest women you will find anywhere on the Internet. You might think you are in heaven when you begin to browse the profiles of some of our members. A lesbian dating site as never been this much fun.

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Members are allowed to attach three photographs to their profiles. Be sure to take this opportunity to convey different aspects of yourself, such as your humor, style etc. Some girls use their main profile picture to make a statement, and then they use the other two photos to show themselves in a more common setting.

For instance, one of our members posted a "Help Wanted" sign as her main profile photograph. This of course is pretty funny, however upon closer inspection of this photograph, something else is realized. This Help Wanted sign was actually made up of 12 smaller images of women in a variety of sexual positions.

Of course, whatever picture you post is up to you. If you are using CuriousLove.com as a way to create intimate encounters with girls in your neighborhood, then you may wish to include a sexy picture in your profile. CuriousLove.com does not allow full frontal nudity, however, many girls find creative ways to show a lot of skin without violating our policies. Just be sure to make your profile as attractive as you can, and you will have many girls initiating first contact with you.

Shannon Bradley-Colleary: Married Straight Mom Seeking Single Gay Man
I find myself in the arms of a 6'2" god of a man we'll call Atlas. What would my hubby say if he knew? "You go girl!" Because my husband hates to dance, and I'm in a gay nightclub on Leather Weekend in Palm Springs, and Atlas doesn't play for my team.

Christopher Bram’s ‘Eminent Outlaws,’ on American Gay Writers
Christopher Bram’s book is a critical and biographical survey of America’s gay writers in the second half of the 20th century.

Singles in America: The Findings of a Comprehensive Sex Survey
Women need their men to be good in bed, men are misunderstood, and gays are more likely to believe in love at first sight, says Match.com.

Kelly Clarkson: Gay rumours are hilarious
Kelly Clarkson says the “level of stress” she experienced as a child in a broken home has had an “effect” on her music later in life.

Ladies: It's Probably Your Fault If You're Single
Good news/bad news time ladies. The good: it turns out that all those reports that single ladies outnumber single men in NYC have been greatly exaggerated. According to a new StatsBee column from the city's Economic Development Corporation , there are more never-married single men than women between the ages 20 and 34. Bad news: that means you can't blame the fact you're single on a lack of ...

N.Y.'s Cuomo tops Dems' 2016 list while O'Malley is at the bottom
Paul Bedard Examiner Columnist Win or lose in the fall elections, President Obama will be off the 2016 ballot and many Democrats are already considering a shot at the White House. Topping the list, say several Democratic insiders: New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, among the nation's most popular governors for his budget toughness and Clintonesque charisma. "I don't know of anybody who tops him right ...

Clarkson laughs off gay rumours
Kelly Clarkson "finds it funny" that people think she is a lesbian.

Singles in America: Survey on why people want to stay single, how politics affects your sex life, and more
The survey is the second annual conducted by online dating site Match.com The online dating website Match.com has conducted its second annual survey of 5,000 U.S. singles to find out just what makes them tick — and click with others.

Va. House passes bill to restrict state funding for abortions
RICHMOND — The Virginia House of Delegates on Friday signed off on a measure that would bar state funding for poor women seeking abortions in cases in which a baby would be born with an incapacitating deformity or mental deficiency. The bill's patron, Mark L. Cole, Spotsylvania Republican, said that ...

Gazette.Net: Same-sex marriage op-ed filled with fallacies
This letter is in reference to the op-ed piece by Dr. Ruth M. Jacobs and Mike McManus (“Why O'Malley is wrong on same-sex marriage,” Jan. 13). This piece is disturbingly misleading, using the guise of statistics to completely misrepresent the danger levels to children raised by gay couples.