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[themodawakens]

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Re: PSA: Where are my sapphic ladies at?

[(Anonymous)]

Why am I certain this was written by a man?

Re: PSA: Where are my sapphic ladies at?

[(Anonymous)]

Actual lesbian here to tell you that there are a lot of us here

And yeah I would like some more FF in tfa kink

Re: PSA: Where are my sapphic ladies at?

[(Anonymous)]

I don't know any man who know the word sapphic.

Re: PSA: Where are my sapphic ladies at?

[(Anonymous)]

DA

Sappho: Greek lyric poet who lived on Lesbos. Many of her poems express her affection and love for women, and have given rise to her association with female homosexuality. Sapphic is either a very formal or very slang term for lesbian.

Re: PSA: Where are my sapphic ladies at?

[(Anonymous)]

Good God is the average age in this place like ten?! Reading comprehension?? Why are you providing a definition when the person you are replying to clearly knows what it is? They said that a *man* is unlikely to know it.

You people are total morons sometimes.

Re: PSA: Where are my sapphic ladies at?

[(Anonymous)]

Nothing the ayrt said is not something that is outside the capacity of a man to know.

Re: PSA: Where are my sapphic ladies at?

[(Anonymous)]

I believe they were trying to prove that they do in fact know what the word means, regardless of their gender... So, you know, calm the hell down.

Re: PSA: Where are my sapphic ladies at?

[(Anonymous)]

It's not a rare term. Anyone who looks up the origins of the word lesbian can pass it along, and looking up 'naughty' words is the only thing some boys do with dictionaries..

Re: PSA: Where are my sapphic ladies at?

[(Anonymous)]

Well I don't see how anything I wrote made me sound like a man, anyway my plea seemed to have worked much more femslash prompts on the thread now :)