🌈Scissoring is often fetishized and misunderstood in society.
❤️Women falling in love with straight women is common and challenging.
👩❤️👩For some, scissoring is a real and enjoyable sexual practice.
🙅♀️Lesbians are often invalidated or seen as going through a phase.
🤝Gay men and lesbians face different challenges and privilege in society.
Is scissoring a real sexual practice?
—Yes, scissoring is a real sexual practice, but it may not be enjoyed by all queer women. It's important to remember that everyone's preferences and experiences are unique.
Can lesbians fall in love with straight women?
—Yes, it is not uncommon for lesbians to develop feelings for straight women. However, it can be challenging due to societal norms and the complexities of unrequited love.
Do all lesbians enjoy scissoring?
—No, not all lesbians enjoy scissoring. Sexual preferences vary among individuals, and it's essential to respect and communicate with your partner about what feels pleasurable and comfortable for both parties.
Are lesbians going through a phase?
—No, being a lesbian is not a phase. Sexual orientation is a core aspect of a person's identity and should be acknowledged and respected.
Do gay men and lesbians face similar challenges?
—While both gay men and lesbians face challenges related to their sexual orientation, their experiences and privileges can differ due to societal perceptions and stereotypes.
00:00Participants introduce the topic of scissoring and discuss its fetishization and misconceptions.
02:00Personal experiences of falling for straight women are shared, highlighting the challenges and emotional struggles involved.
07:00Participants debunk myths about scissoring and emphasize the importance of individual experiences and preferences.
09:00The privilege and challenges faced by gay men and lesbians in society are examined and discussed.
11:10The impact of sexuality on relationships with loved ones is explored, with participants sharing their experiences and reflections.
