Lesbians Over Everything

04/26/2026

In celebration of Le***an Visibility Day, here are five real life le***an adults who are out, proud, and living their best lives.

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In celebration of Le***an Visibility Day, here are five real life le***an adults who are out, proud, and living their best lives.

04/01/2026

2026 LE***AN VISIBILITY DAY CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS

Seeking le****ns who want to be featured in our next Le***an Visibility Day post.

Send a photo of yourself and 1-2 paragraphs about your career or passions to the email address below by our April 20th deadline:

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03/01/2026

"...It’s a seemingly small difference, but I do think we’re best off with a distinction between political le****ns and, in Kannan’s words, “O.G. le****ns out the womb.” Some of us are just not attracted to men, period, and that can’t be changed. I call those people le****ns.

As for the bi women who are attracted to men, but choose not to date them, I call them cool. I’ll see y’all at the club. And the straight women who aren’t dating men either – very, very cool."

In a move that made the sapphic internet briefly explode, Doechii updated her personal Instagram bio to include the word “le***an” this month.

01/08/2026

Living in Los Angeles for the past eleven years has spoiled me.

As my wife and I zipped up our coats, and walked briskly to the subway station on New Year’s Eve, I wondered how I had survived New York’s cold winters back in college.

We were in town for a week, starting the day after Christmas, and I wanted to find a New Year’s Eve party that catered to le****ns and bisexual women. After putting feelers out on my Instagram story, someone recommended an event called CUNTY NYE at a bar called The Bush. The tag line for this Bushwick-based establishment is “a d**e bar for the queers.”

After finding mixed reviews for The Bush online, I asked my friend Imani–who is local to the area–what she thought of the place. She assured me that while a regular night at the bar might at times be lackluster, the events are always really good. That was all I needed to hear to drop $60+ on two tickets to CUNTY NYE.

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As my wife and I zipped up our coats, and walked briskly to the subway station on New Year’s Eve, I wondered how I had survived New York’s cold winters back in college.