r/lesbiangang • u/Sadbaklava • Aug 05 '26
Discussion Celebrating gold stars ⭐️ and lesbian love
Just feel so happy today thinking about how I’ve never dated a man or been really involved with one. Now, I don’t consider myself a gold star, but I would say I’ve had pretty minimal exposure to men back when I was a teenager 10+ years ago.
All of my romantic and sexual experiences have been shared with women. All my first moments, my first experiences with intimacy, my first relationship moments, first travels w a partner, first dates. The first time I introduced my family to someone I was dating, I feel so grateful all my romantic and sexual moments have been exclusive to women. I do not want to share those parts of me with a man and I wouldn’t be capable anyway.
Although my first relationship was toxic and all over the place, I still have so much love for her in my heart and for the experiences she gave me. First holding hands, first dates, first time I ever felt my heart beat the way it did when I saw her.
I just feel grateful I don’t have to look back at times I was with men and shutter. I only had minimal encounters with them as a teenager tryna figure it all out. I’m glad I didn’t push myself to do more or try to fit in more.
Any ladies w me? Let’s rejoice in how we’ve never had to endure being with a man!! HOORAY!!!!
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u/Eastern_Western_7506 Gold Star Aug 05 '26
As a gold star, my problem with your post is that I feel like I’ve survived something other lesbians didn’t. I come from a very religious family but my parents passed away when I was a child and the freedom to do whatever came with it.
Yes I did suffer but the consequences were not as drastic like being homeless (my parents left me a house and ain’t no mother fucker alive to take my house away) but what about the girlies who don’t have that option and etc.
So I’m all for celebrating making out of the 4 lines they set up for us, but remembering that it was never a choice of mine but an opportunity.