STYLE ARCHIVE
Laruza. I love shirts that have holes at the shoulders, espically in good weather. And shirts with no backs, that show strong curves.
sparky. im not sure what to say, ive never been to a site like this.but its kool that people have somewhere they can go to feel safe.i guess were supposed to talk about how we deal or something, or how people put us down. well i guess the only thing i can say that has ever happened to me about being a lezbian was these guys jumped me. they found out about me and well they told me that the only reason i was a lezbian is because i had never really been with a real guy before. they raped me and then asked me if i had changed my prefersnces and i told them no, so they shot me with there bb guns. they left me there violated and bleeding.i look at my scars sometimes and remember those stupid boys.but that was a year ago and things are better, i was 14 when that happened. i have a gf, who really loves me, and we are really happy no matter what people say we love each other. so i guess thats my story. i never told them that i would change my mind on what i am. they shot me 47 times, and i ! have a scar for each one, and i wear them with pride because i know why they are there, i guess.
jae. Definetly it's about who you are -or for that matter who you'd like to be. It's the confidence to play and create in a way that communicate most honestly who you are to others. It feels good. It's a process as much as a goal. A work in progress, as are we all. In a past not so very long ago, lesbians were itimidated by society, each other, maybe, into a sort of uniform of sorts. Nothing wrong with that if it works. I certainly find nothing more joltingly attractive than soft butches. But I think there is more room now to individuate along other lines as well.
anonymous. god I think girly girls are the most gorgous people on the planet and the tomboys are the most beautiful things ever made.....to me this world would be much better if people's bitching remarks about girls dressing like boys, and girls showing too much skin...I think that's sexy..
anonymous. I was at camp when the camp leaders wife walked into our cabien i was only 13 and she told me to follew here so i did then she asked if was bored with fucking boys(which i have 12 tines) I was like of course then she took off her clothes then she took off my thongand started to eat me out Then i took off my shirt and bra we fucked intill the campmaster came all he did was to keep going so we did and we did not stop intill 5:00am.
Gabriella - photograph
Mary Lolita of Torino, Italy. Esta historia aconteceua no ceara onde conhecir uma garota de 18 anos . Passamos duas horas de muito amor em uma piscina.
Lezzie - photograph
Marji. Ahhh....there ain't nothing like seeing a handsome man down the street only to discover that he is a she.
Sarah Filley's mark - live scan
still here. My grandma died yesterday. Thursday is the funeral. I look a lot different than I did when I left that town. I can't hide anymore. I KNOW THEY'LL TALK ABOUT ME. THE PEOPLE WHO HAVEN'T SEEN ME IN A WHILE. Maybe it wouldn't be "that bad" if there were just rumors that I was "that way." It's far beyond hat now. I'm a buzz cut, tie wearin Dyke. I know I'm there for me and out of respect for my grama but... It's still hard.
Lisa. style is a state of mind.....find your own......
Tina T. (Ontario) Life as a lesbian seems much easier, and funnier since Ellen came out. I know, some lesbians are pissed because she's not political or radical enough, but I admire her courage. I admire the way she has taken every single stereotype there is about we gay girls and made it real and public. It certainly has made it easier for me to explain my 'gayness' to my friends. Now they just say, "is it the same as what Ellen was talking about when you think that gay women are looking to 'recruit' new lesbians?? So true...but the questions that are weird to answer, are now asked AND answered in three episodes of a TV show that probably had little ratings before that. I don't believe that she did it for ratings....I think she has done a great service to herself and her lifestyle...for all of us by accident! I am proud to say I came out when it wasn't cool to be a lesbian (dyke, whatever does it for you), and I am glad to be a happy gay woman! All my love to all the sisters out there! ...out or not...live your life the way you feel...that's all that will matter in the end...being happy and honest!
milo. style is something that you can not define. it is a feeling that comes from within, that others around you can feel. true style is a woman with a full sense of self assurance, and even vainity. AHHHHH, wimmin happy with themselves, now thats style!
paper moon. i love being out...no more lies...comfort and peace within myself...a huge weight disappeared when i finally decided to tell everyone who i really was, and they still accepted me anyway. : )
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