hmmm, how many girls has she really snogged?
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Violets - Poet Sappho (who symbolises the love and desire between women) had a penchant for young dames who wore violet tiaras.
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8! Hot pink for sex, red for life, orange for healing, yellow for sunlight, green for nature, turquoise for art, indigo for harmony, and violet for spirit.
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Mirage Marriage - liar, liar, my pants are on fire!
Boston marriage = a long-term loving relationship between two women most likely derived from Henry James popular novel The Bostonians (1886).
Lavender Marriage = a term coined to describe a marriage between a man and a woman in which one, or both are gay and is undertaken as a marriage of convenience to conceal the sexual orientation of one or both partners.
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False? - the jury is out on this :) There were, indeed, passionate letters written by Queen Anne of England to her lady-in-waiting Sarah, the Duchess of Marlborough... "I had rather live in a cottage with you than reign empress of the world without you" and Sarah's political allies did spread rumours that Queen Anne and the next favourite, Abigail Masham's friendship involved "dark deeds at night". Most historians, however, think it is unlikely that Queen Anne of England was a... lezza.
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1976! FYI The first Oxford English Dictionary was published in 1884. For the first time, the 1933 OED Supplement included the term homosexual (adj.) which was defined as "Pertaining to or characterized by sexual propensity for one's own sex".
1949 - Learn more about the ban and other iconic lezza books.
Violette Morris (Women's World Games medal winner) - was gunned down and killed by French Resistance fighters on April 26, 1944 for being a Nazi spy / collaborator.
Learn more about Violette and other historical Lesbians - For sure, I'm embracing these brave ladies who have made my life comparatively easier than being burnt as a witch on sticks!
The Stonewall riots are considered to be the single most important event leading to gay and lesbian liberation in the United States. The iconic Stonewall Inn, NYC, is the site of the Stonewall riots which occurred between the late and early hours of June 27-28, 1969, when the LGBT community fought back against another police raid. Judy Garland's funeral was indeed on the June 27, 1969. As Judy Garland was a gay icon and portrayed "Dorothy" in the movie of The Wizard of Oz, bizarrely, it has become a myth that her funeral may have heightened emotions among bereaved street queens which started the riots. Ps So not dissin Judy herein - she embraced her LGBT fans warmly. Tragically like some other star ladies, the Hollywood movie execs tragically feed them on addictive... uppers and downers... pills to keep the ladies acting for llllllllong hours and then, pills to make them sleep.
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LGBT2A+ - liar, liar, my pants are on fire!
BTW: LGBTIQCAPGNGFNBA stands for... Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex (person both with a combination of male and female biological characteristics), Questioning, Curious (person who doesn’t identify as bisexual but is just curious towards both men and women), Asexual (person who does not experience sexual attraction), Pansexual (person attracted towards members of all gender identities and expressions), Gender Nonconforming (person who either by nature or by choice does not conform to gender-based expectations of society), Gender-Fluid, Non-Binary (person who does not identify as either man or woman (third gender)) and... Androgynous (gender expression with elements of both masculinity and femininity).
Forgive me, now I wanna sing "Super‐cali‐fragil‐istic‐expi‐ali‐docious"
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