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Im a great listener and always fight for the underdog. Im passionate about things. Fun-loving, easy going and laid back, with a GSOH. Love nature and being by the water. Animal lover. Many lesbians in couples refer to their significant other as wife. I have mixed emotions about this. On the one hand, it does describe our common idea of a female partner; on the other hand, it is a moniker developed exclusively among hetero people.

I don't want to fall prey to straight conventions within my lesbian relationship, nor do I want to be militant. Likewise, I am not for gay marriage per se; I am for the equal benefits and legal protection of gay people who wish to commit to each other in partnership. To call it marriage is again to borrow terminology from straight society.

So my solution is to let the mainstream hetero's have it. Keep the marriage moniker. But give us at least a domestic partnership designation that allows us the same rights and benefits as a straight married couple. That's a win-win. Both my politics and my personal philosophies are moderate-I am a registered Independent and a freethinker-so I guess I will always fall in the middle of some issues.

All that aside, at the risk of being politically incorrect, I must say I find it disturbing that so many lesbians feel it necessary to mimic men.

A lesbian, by definition, doesn't want to be with a man and is a woman who loves women, in the romantic sense. In a very real way, then, masculinity in gay women is a contradiction. It is patently unnecessary to become manly in order to be with another woman. The need to be manly then, can sometimes be about gender-confusion, and not about being lesbian. This stance may be offensive to some, but indeed, I could say that I am offended by how easily some lesbians dismiss the beauty and power in themselves by diluting it with masculinity.

Why would a group of people so vehement about avoiding the control and oppression of the other gender, be so anxious to mimic them to such a large degree? It is insulting to me, as a gay woman, that many other gay women don't think their appearance is important, and don't embrace their gender as it would seem they naturally would, as women who love women.

This is not to suggest gay women should wear ball gowns or spike heels and mini-skirts. It just means, embrace the femaleness. Why do you think the L-Word is so popular, aside from the fact that it portrays lesbian lives in general? It's because gay women are titillated by the beauty of these women. Attend any L-Word Watch Party and that much will be clear. Then, they run their fingers through their hair, tuck their button-down into their Dockers, slap on that ball cap and go home.

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Lesbians: if you are so tantalized by feminine, beautiful women, why do spend so little energy presenting yourself that way? So often I hear lesbians complaining about being stereotyped by the world at large. My suggestion is that if you don't wish to be a stereotype, don't dress and act like one. In the novels I write, I portray women as feminine or at least as lipstick lesbians, but rarely as dykes or otherwise manly females which is, intrinsically, an oxymoron. The only time I do portray lesbians as butch or manly is when I'm I know.

It's not nice. But as I've already pointed out, Political Correctness is not my strong suit, nor something I aspire to. I think it does more harm than good, when telling the truth is always much better. In doing this, however, I have been accused of catering to straight men or merely selling out somehow, and yet, I find this assessment myopic, contradictory and just plain silly.

I love women, because they are women. I love the feminine form. If I wanted to be with a man, I would be straight. So this whole outrage based on my supposed treason against Sapphic love, strikes me as absurd.

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