We Asked Queer People Where They Find Lesbian Porn That's Actually Worth Watching

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    Sarah Karlan
    by Sarah Karlan

    BuzzFeed News Reporter

    We recently surveyed LGBT members of the BuzzFeed Community about their queer porn habits — what they watch, where they watch, and what they like.

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    And let's get real — most NSFW content featuring queer women out there is not made for queer women.

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    So we also made sure to ask for tips on where to find diverse and authentic queer porn, especially made by and for queer women. Here's what people came up with:

    1. Get ~specific~ in that search bar.

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    "Search for specifics when you put it into google, or whatever you use, and do some looking. Favorite the videos you really like."

    —18/F/Queer

    "If you would like a little bit of realism, searching for the words 'real lesbian orgasm' might help a little bit. Oh, and always skip the films with women with long fingernails."

    —60/Nonbinary/Lesbian

    2. Remember that not all porn has to be watched — try out some fan fiction reads, or even audio books.

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    "I've found more realistic queer porn, but most of that is fan fiction, not video. I actually really love unrealistic queer porn because it can exist for itself and I know it's not a thing I could ever do, and that's okay."

    —27/Trans Man/Queer

    "I use Pornhub for all of my porn these days, but I used to read queerotica on bondage.com and literotica.com."

    —27/F/Pansexual

    3. Seek out queer directors and creators so you can follow their work!

    4. Oh, and support their work.

    5. Likewise for queer actors.

    6. Use social media to further your search. Follow people ~in the know~ and find out what they're watching and sharing.

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    "Also, following queer and trans performers on Twitter, such as Chelsea Poe, will go a long way in helping you to connect to a lot more outstanding performers, producers, and content in general."

    —30/Genderqueer/Gay

    "I tend to lurk around on twitter for NSFW accounts who post porn, both amateur and professional. I also stick to the 'smaller' sites like XNXX, which I find can have some pretty good amateur queer-centric porn!"

    —20/F/Queer

    "I use Reddit subgroups for porn. R/pornfordykes or general searches on Reddit for key points."

    —34/Trans/Queer

    7. Explore something a little...less conventional.

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    "Don't be afraid to explore! New kinks and subcategories will always surprise you, you never know what you may be into. Just have fun and learn what you're attracted to."

    —18/Nonbinary/Queer

    "Try out Kink.com. They have realistic queer BDSM!"

    —22/F/Queer

    "You'll find that video that'll get you to the video that will really tick your boxes! Don't be afraid to watch something out of fear that someone will judge you for it because it's none of their damn business anyway!"

    —20/F/Bisexual

    8. Visit sites that cater to the queer community and offer inclusive and diverse content.

    Several people suggested checking out the Crash Pad Series, a site that has won awards and garnered recognition for its feminist and inclusive queer films.

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    "Crash Pad saved my young queer life. 'Oh Joy Sex Toy' is also a great resource for exploring queer porn and queer sex in general!"

    —23/F/Queer

    "I find that Crash Pad Series is by far some of the most realistic queer porn I have ever seen. It feels very authentic, playful, and unscripted. Many scenes remind me of sexual experiences that I have had with my queer partner(s) before too."

    —30/Non-binary/Gay

    Same goes for Pink & White Productions, a company founded by a queer filmmaker Shine Louise Houston.

    9. When in doubt? Tumblr.

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    "Tumblr is the best place to go! You can find a blog with anything your heart desires, and it's all free. There are a lot of amateur porn stars making great content on there too."

    —18/F/Bisexual

    "Honestly, Tumblr is my go to for queer porn. A lot of it is amateur so it's way more realistic than the stuff on Pornhub."

    —22/F/Queer

    Now, go forth and search!

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    Answers have been lightly edited for length and clarity.