As a queer lady, you're probably used to waltzing through life as the minority in the room — so if you're out in public and feel your radar pinging on someone?
Well, it looks something like this:
And I mean, not wrong.
It's a tale as old as time. An unexplainable feeling.
Seeing another #lesbian in public around here is like Stevie Wonder seeing his reflection.
Seeing another lesbian out in public is like when you bring a kitten home to your 10 year old cat who hasn't seen another animal...ever
It begins with spotting someone across the room / street / bar. Maybe they're walking just so or their haircut suggests something you can't put your finger on. Whatever it is, you're pinged.
Now, you're not one to stereotype — but sometimes the facts cannot be denied.
Things get creepy real fast because you can't stop staring.
You're not staring because you're trying to be flirty, but simply because of that "hey, me too!" feeling.
Or maybe you are checking her out, but this is about the unspoken lady-loving bond.
Most likely it gets super awkward when they catch you looking, but you can't help it.
Seeing another lesbian in public like
Seeing a couple is practically the double rainbow of sightings. Let it fill your heart with unexpected joy.
There's something great about seeing another lesbian couple in public.
They probably think you're gawking because you don't approve or because you're being an overly eager ally. You just want to be like:
But, that would be weird. So instead you have a little moment to yourself and just as quickly as this strange emotional rollercoaster began —it's all over.
Until we invent some universal handshake or sign, this is the best we can do.
When I see another gay couple in public I get hyped. Is that weird?
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Whenever my girl and I see another gay couple in public that we may not even know we always look at each other, smile, and whisper "FAMILY."