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A lipstick lesbian is a sexy lesbian who is aroused or turned on by sexier lesbians
I’m a lipstick lesbian cause damn my girls sexy as fuck
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- n., A phenomenon that occurs on the hit ABC Lesbian show, Pretty Little Liars, a show which has been known to piss of straight guys due to the hotness of the said lesbians. Lesbian Hand sex or LHS is performed by two girls holding both of each others' hands and looking deeply into the eyes of one another. Please note that this may also be performed by a man and a woman, two men, or a woman, a man, and an alien.
I saw Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher having lesbian hand sex at the airport. It's amazing to see two famous women getting it on.
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A group of words when used individually are demeaning, but when put together make no grammatical sense, as the word fagot refers to a male who is homosexual, while lesbian is referring to a female homosexual.
The word is usually said when the user (i.e. the person saying the word) is going on in an argument, and runs out of things to say.
If you look at the deeper meaning, the user of this statement could be referring to somebody who is "hermaphrodite," or, somebody with both male and female reproductive organs, in which this statement could make sense.
Mike: the reason I don't talk to him is that.. (gets cut off)
Fatima: pervert fagot lesbian, let me burn your socks.
Mike: what the.. uh.. okbye
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Hit indie band founded on April 8th, 2010.
"hey man, we're gonna go see the lesbian bondage fiasco. they rock."
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Lesbo 1: I've heard Jamie broke up with Chrystal for a man, I thought she was lesbian.
Lesbo 2: Nahh that bitch is a part time lesbian.
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A small town lesbian is a phrase used to describe a girl who comes from a mainly rural area who, though a nice girl, is clearly the elephant in the room. She comes from a mainly all white town with high morals so when you see her walking down the street with her short haircut and her man pants and man shirts and larger than normal muscles, the town's people don't mention it but they are all thinking how she is an outcast in their small town.
She is just a little too rough around the edges and thinks she is one of the boys, but really is not. Every town has one and it is always looked down upon.
Look at her with her ankle long skirts and man boots, she looks like a small town lesbian.
I'm inviting you to my party Sara, but don't dress like a small town lesbian!
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A He/him lesbian is a lesbian who uses he/him pronouns despite the two concepts conflicting with each other. Many will claim this is because he/him lesbians feel a sense of disconnect from womanhood/femininity, or more commonly, "pronouns don't equal gender." However, this statement is incorrect due to the fact that pronoun variety exists for the sole reason of indicating gender identity in the context of a conversation. If pronouns were only meant for specifying a person completely outside of gender, then this variety (he/him, she/her, they/them, etc) simply wouldn't exist, and there would only be one universal set of pronouns.
Another way people attempt to justify he/him lesbians is by using examples of he/him lesbians from the past, in which the historical context has been adapted and altered, for their convenience. Historical he/him lesbians did not use he/him pronouns because they preferred it that way, but rather they did this as a safety mechanism. This is because, in more homophobic times, lesbians would commonly have one partner present as male in order to appear as a heterosexual couple, as to not get hate crimed out in public. This wasn't a form of self-expression, this was a safety method.
In short, he/him lesbians are harmful to lesbians as they suggest that lesbians can be attracted to men if they are attracted to he/him lesbians (who literally call themselves "he", a male pronoun).
Person A: "I'm a he/him lesbian."
Person B: "So you're a woman......who goes by he/him?"
Person A: "Yes."
Person B: "But he/him suggests the user is male, that's why it's a set of pronouns. It's for male-identifying people."
Person A: "Pronouns don't equal gender."
Person B: "So then why have different pronouns at all? There are different pronouns because they were made to represent different genders. If pronouns don't include gender than why isn't there just one universal set of pronouns? It doesn't make sense."
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