The article explores the stereotype that lesbians are less fun compared to gay men, emphasizing the negative perceptions that have permeated society. The author reflects on personal experiences of wishing to align with the more accepted image of gay men, who are often seen as fun companions. However, she counters this with a celebration of lesbian culture, pointing out its historical richness and joy that has been overlooked. The piece highlights the need for mainstream recognition of the vibrant and fun aspects of lesbian identity, historically overshadowed by stigma.
Lesbians have always been fun - so why is the mainstream only recognizing that now?
The actual lesbian experience has proved those stereotypes to be extremely wrong. We're fun. I'm fun.
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