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No. 1764

Lesbian Media is always hard to find and often overshadowed in favor of BL romances.

The most common recommendations are always mediocre, with barely there representation or shown from the male-gaze.
So post your recs here!

Anything goes from Movies, to Tv Shows, to Books, to Mangas as long as it features two women in love.

No. 1765

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I really love Girlfriends by Morinaga Milk! I would recommend it to anyone looking for a sweet, girlish and warm lesbian love story.
It's one of the few schoolgirls in love stories written by woman for women.

Shame that girls love got hijacked by men and so many people think that Madoka is shoujo ai or something lol.

No. 1766

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Tamen de Gushi/Their Story, absolutely. It's wholesome and nice and everyone should read it.

No. 1767

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https://m.imdb.com/title/tt3741316/

One if my favorite movies ever is Bare. It stars Dianna Argon and Paz de la Huerta.

It only has a 5/10 rating on imdb so I guess alot of people don't think it's that good. But I really related to Dianna's character who seems really lost and let's everyone around her live her life.

The movie is a romance but I feel like it's more about growing and learning about who you are and how to live for yourself, and the romance in it is how Dianna's character is taught those things

No. 1768

>>1764

Anyone got any lesbian taboo suggestions? Seriously the LGBT section on Netflix is dire!!

No. 1769

>>1765
Milk Morinaga's stuff is so disgusting and fetishizing that I'm still a firm believer in that she's actually male.

No. 1770

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The Kase-san series is adorable, can't wait for the anime. One of the few yuri that have managed to convince me the author isn't trying to fetish lesbians

No. 1771

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I've heard good things about My Lesbian Experience With Loneliness.
Has anyone read it?

Literally every yuri manga/anime I can remember is either bland or fetishizing.

No. 1772

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Some lesser-known manga about lesbians that I remember enjoying (but haven't re-read in a long while, so forgive me if something's not that good)

Love My Life by Yamaji Ebine
Indigo Blue by Yamaji Ebine
Free Soul by Yamaji Ebine

Pieta by Haruno Nanae

Water by Nananan Kiriko
Blue by Nananan Kiriko

Cotton by Konno Kita

All of these have more "mature" and western art styles thought, so if you can't get over your manga looking a bit ugly, I can't recommend those to you.

No. 1773

>>1770
I'm pretty sure the author is a woman, that always helps. Kase-san is lovely, every yuri fan should read it!
>>1771
This made me cry a lot, I recommend it. It's an autobiography in case you didn't know.

No. 1774

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>>1772
I forgot one of my favourites, 12 days by June Kim.
It has Bury Your Gays pretty hard, but it meant a lot to me in my formative years and helped me deal with a lot of grief.

No. 1775

Shimanami Tasogare: it got pretty much everything in it and it's so good. don't be discouraged by the narrator as it starts with a young boy finding out he's gay, but then he meets other lgbt ppl in the mountains near his home and well LESBIANS! and i love them so much. it's without doubt worth a try! i have read it so many times it never leaves me + the art is stunning and how it shows different generations of gay ppl warms my heart.

No. 1776

>>1770
What a coincidence, I just started reading it yesterday! Not a fan of the moe artstyle, but the story is cute enough (aside from the protagonist being all "B-But we're both girls" that gets on my nerves)

No. 1777

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Honestly the only lesbian media that I'm willing to look at has to be created by women. From what I've seen, anything created by a man is either bland or super fetishy

>>1768
Idk what kind of suggestion you're looking for exactly but I really like The Firefly on Netflix. It's a Spanish flim so you might need subtitles.
It's a super sweet film tho, and deals with grife, healing, and love. I highly recommend it

No. 1778

>>1777
>anything created by a man is either bland or super fetishy
This. I hate how "Blue is the warmest color" is now the most popular lesbian movie, it's absolute shit, boring and the two actresses were even molested by the director. I don't understand the lesbian and bi girls creaming themselves at "how good it is", it's… not

No. 1779

the handmaiden was amazing, can highly recommend that movie.

No. 1780

>>1778
the original graphic novel is really good though and does not feature the graphic, gratuitious sex scenes.
it does have bury your gays though, its the entire premise as the protagonist is reminiscing about her dead love

No. 1781

>>1778
>the two actresses were even molested by the director.
Whats the tea on this?

No. 1782

>>1779
>lush color and atmosphere
>beautiful period dresses
>an actual plot for the romance to build off of
>happy ending
Even though it’s got a male director, I’m pleased the only people on set for the sex scenes were women.

No. 1783

>>1782

"During the script writing stage, Director Park and his female co-writer Seo-kyeong Jeong often sought the advice of one of Chung's best friends, who was a queer woman, for advice on the sensibilities of queer women."

the movie have been attacked by idiots who claimed it was reinforcing the male gaze when the whole movie is about how men and the male gaze destroy women and their sexuality + their fetish for lesbians. i have a lot of respect for park

No. 1784

>>1771
I've read it and My Solo Exchange Diary (sort of a sequel). It's very well done. Emotional, raw, etc. It's a lot about trying to find your own happiness. I really recommend it.

No. 1785

There's already a yuri thread.

No. 1786

>>1785
Several, in fact.

No. 1787

>>1766
Highly seconding this and following with Magan&Danai, a very cute chines(? manwha about an artist and her wife

No. 1788

Also obviously Steven Universe and Adventure Time where they pulled out an absolute madman move and made PB and Marceline kiss at the very end

No. 1789

I remember watching the L word and not understanding a single word, I was just a spanish speaking kid absolutely thirsty for any lesbian representation.. man the memories.
I wanted to be Shane so bad lmao

Anyways does anybody knows where can I watch it again? don't tell me netflix, because I already checked and the netflix from my country doesn't have the L word

No. 1790

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It's drawn by a guy, but it hits all the right chords for me. It's got nice stories ranging from slowburn cute developments to full-on intense erotica (not really that explicit except for a tiddy or two). Translation is like full 6 volumes behind and that makes me mad, though.

No. 1791

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A little cringy sometimes, but still nice and entertaining to watch.

No. 1792

>>1778
>>1781
Yeah, was he at least jailed? that's disgusting

Lesbian media made by men is ALWAYS trash and i'd never recommend it.

No. 1793

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i really like Aoi Hana/Sweet Blue Flowers. its got some kinda weird parts but its really sweet. Dont watch the anime tho, its shit

No. 1794

>>1778
I can't stand that movie. I decided to try to give it a watch after hearing other lesbian women raving over it, couldn't even finish it because it was so boring and "male gaze".

No. 1795

>>1794
I haven't met any lesbian who actually likes that movie. Everyone says it's fake as shit and made for men.

No. 1796

Has anybody read any of the books written by Sarah Waters. She's know for writing lesbian romances, typically historical romances.
I've personally never read any of her books but I do have one, I just haven't gotten around to reading it yet.

No. 1797

is anyone else so disgusted by orange is the new black? grosses me out to see radfems talk it up and watch it. the porny/sex scenes are so obviously intended for a male audience and are so unnecessary to the storyline/are just so obviously porny, it grosses me the fuck out

No. 1798

>>1797
totally agree anon. i had to stop watching b/c the show was so obviously pandering

No. 1799

>>1797
The sex scenes were unnecessary graphic and porny but thankfully they stop doing that after the first couple seasons they stopped making them so graphic and stopped having so many (except the disgusting sex scenes with Caputo)

I heard Wentworth is a much better show if you're looking for a women's prison drama that features LGB women. It's also on Netflix, I have watch so I can't really say if it's worth checking out

No. 1800

>>1796
have read fingersmith and the paying guests. i personally liked fingersmith better, the paying guests felt like it had pacing issues. both were very nice tho, the women actually felt like humans vs how women are usually written. i hope to read some other books of her soon!

No. 1801

>>1796
Tipping the velvet: A fun read, beware that the main character prostitutes herself to men at one low point. Gross. Otherwise good.
Fingersmith: Good, I prefer the movie though.
Affinity:Great if you want to feel suicidal depression like the main character.
The Paying Guests: Couldn't finish., that's how boring it was.

No. 1802

>>1770
>>1773
The author is a man (you can also tell by how he draws breasts, lol), there was also a controversy because he's the author of a manga where a 30 year old guy starts a relationship with a middle schooler.
Kase-san is eh, I did find it kinda fetish-y but again, the author is a male so it's to be expected

No. 1803

>>1802
nta but i thought the author was a woman as well. it's not as if other female mangaka don't also write disgusting lolicon shit (like the author of kodomo no jikan).

No. 1804

Is there any good yuri manga with actual adults? I can't stand the big-eye school girl stuff.

No. 1805

>>1804
Iirc Pulse, What does the fox say and Accept my fist of love. Haven't read them though so idk if they're any good.

No. 1806

>>1805
Check recs in >>1772, all Ebine Yamaji works are about adult women
Same with My lesbian experience…>>294185 and My Solo Exchange diary to
Pieta and Blue from what I remember are about high school students but those are very serious takes, so the heroines might have been 20 y/o as well. I would give them a chance as they do not resemble the usual yuri moe schoolgirls.

Gunjo (haven't read it).

No. 1807


No. 1808

>>1805
>>1806
>>1807
Thank you.
I just started reading Shimanami Tasogare which has an adult lesbian couple and it's good so far (main character is a boy struggling with his sexuality.)

No. 1809

For those who are recommending Mangas, do y'all read them online (and if so what sites), or do you find then at libraries/buy them?

No. 1810

>>1809
I find them on https://www.mangaupdates.com/series.html?act=genresearch&genre=Yuri then I download them at https://manga.madokami.al/ If you don't like downloading you can read them online at mangadex.org I highly prefer using specialized manga apps to read so I never read online and prefer downloading.

No. 1811

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I enjoyed this film alot.

No. 1812

>>1811
I liked Fingersmith, which it is based on, more.
2 edgy 4 me with the violent ending scenes and too weird with the use of the bells in the final scene…not sexy.

No. 1813

>>1812
I hated the unrealistic sex parts, too, but even ignoring the beautiful cinematography and visuals, I prefer The Handmaiden for its third act plot over The Fingersmith, although it sacrifices dimension to the adoptive/thief family.
The entire job-within-a-job switched at birth thing felt unnecessary and took more away from the girls' relationship than it added. Then the girls not working together to outwit their antagonists dampened my overall enjoyment. Maybe I'd prefer the book more if I had read it prior to watching the movie. Both are great companions to each other, though.

But whole erotica writing ending was cute as fuck, and should've been the ending of the movie instead of the weird bell thing.

No. 1814

>>1809
>>1810

NTA but I recommend mangapark website for reading online, cause you can display the whole chapter and just scroll

No. 1815

>>1802
>>1803

Hiromi Takashima? She's a woman, though. Here's her blog where she said she started crying tears of joy upon seeing her manga made anime.
http://gureko.blog21.fc2.com/blog-entry-384.html

I was sort of on the same boat on the "Art-style determines gender" but I'm read on some articles on female mangaka and they've been said that a good portion, if not most, of the arts made by Japanese women can be found indistinguishable from their male counterparts. It's just that they also can have the cutesy, flowery art as well as the normal art you'd expect men to draw.

Would you have guessed that Full-Metal Alchemist was drawn by a woman? The style looks very similar to Yu Yu Hakoshu and Hunter X Hunter.

No. 1816

>>1766
I'm straight as fuck so im not the target demographic but I'm loving this so much.

No. 1817

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>>1815
if she is a woman then why is her profile pic of a guy with beard hair on his face… Unless it's a character from the vaguely pedo manga?

No. 1818

>>1817
it is, it's the main character guy. i'm telling you guys that female mangaka aren't somehow incapable of gross fetish shit. kodomo no jikan is a good example, so is chobits. if a team of 5 women can all agree on making weird shit like chobits, don't count women out for other creepy shit just because men are mostly doing it. i've found a lot of creepy stuff is by women.

No. 1819

>>1818
As I can't read moonspeak, can you point me toward the proof in the post that this is a female author? Google is not very helpful - are there female pronouns or is this about the weird sentence about beautiful face?

Agree that art style =/= gender but you can tell if an artist makes retarded anatomy mistakes due to only seeing boobs or dicks in hentai or yaoi…
Haven't read the manga in question so cannot say anything on the topic of badly drawn breasts but anyway the art style point is irrelevant to the discussion of basic anatomy mistakes due to the author having no experience with body part in question.

Not arguing against women being capable of writing creepy manga.

No. 1820

>>296391
>>1817

http://kissmanga.com/Manga/Asagao-to-Kase-san/Vol-001-Ch-001--Morning-Glory-and-Kase-san?id=148524

The first page has the author's character in there, and the hairstyle is a feminine one among middle-age Japanese women, which is a majority of female mangaka. Women can have a little bit of hair on their face, obviously. I'm sure you already knew that. If it's a male larping, why would he give his female avatar facial hair if he intends to make us think he's a woman?

But I think you're mind is already closed on this issue, that it has to be a male because of anatomy mistakes. If you truly cannot be convinced then that's your problem.

No. 1821


No. 1822

>>1820
>>1820
I doubt a female mangaka would draw herself with hirsutism hair or her face, but as it's not her, that's irrelevant…

Saw the pic you linked and I am rather surprised if she draws herself with face hair, but maybe she's a badass grandma who fucks the system.

Seen post on crunchyroll refer to her as her so that plus her rather feminine name confirms to me that she is female despite potential creepyness and possible bad anatomy in her manga.

I just did not find your argument about typical female vs male styles helpful to the discussion, but I do agree that you were right about the gender of the mangaka

No. 1823

>>1821
samefag but here is from yahoo answers she wrote bl under a pen name.

https://detail.chiebukuro.yahoo.co.jp/qa/question_detail/q14182914359

and not to be annoying but the creepy manga isn't creepy in the ways you guys think, it's more like lolita with a socially awkward idiot and a really sweet girl getting into otaku related misunderstandings. i know i mentioned kodomo no jikan before, but that is some creepy gross fetish shit. i'm glad it got dumped by the localizer.

No. 1824

>>1822

Anon, can you not even entertain the idea that female mangaka can make terrible anatomy mistakes, even on female bodies? Should every woman have to make their female characters structurally perfect or they're actually a male in disguise?


As I've said before, some of the mangaka ladies can emulate styles indistinguishable from male artists. Surely you're not suggesting a style can immediately and distinctly point out the artist's gender?

No. 1825

>>1824
>tfw i draw animu and i gravitated towards drawing cutesy h-game style girls immediately.

i think there are some chances she's into anime girls a lot so she's going to draw them more uh, aesthetic rather than realistic. she's also a bit pandery, which is fine, but it just is so bizarre that people seem to think that women only draw one specific style.

No. 1826

>>1824
Nah, if her work is pandery/fetishy, I can see her drawing boobs (and characters) in an unrealistic way to appeal more to a certain demographic.

I am not surprised anons assumed she's male though for that reason.

No. 1827

>>1826

Correct, and I won't fault people for having this line of thought.

But there's a line between "Probably a male artist, but could be a woman drawing for a specific audience"
and "Boobs aren't sagging on a certain angle and some fan service, artist is unequivocally a man

No. 1828

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The Girl King is a good movie. It's a biopic about a Swedish Queen. It has romance but due to the time period it doesn't really get a happy ending, but for anybody interested in historical lesbians it definitely worth checking out

No. 1829

>>1826
>to appeal more to a certain demographic.
Or, you know, she just likes it. Other women can like things you don't like you know.

No. 1830

>>1829
Yes cause this is how manga industry works anon.
Of course she might like her work but don't pretend making a manga about moe high school lesbians is all about following a road to artistic fullfilment.
Maybe she likes her work, doesn't change the fact the manga has to bring in profit.

Stop being butthurt and making this about me, idgaf about Kase-san and was going off what other anons said.

No. 1831

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>>1828
carol is also a good historical lesbian movie imo

No. 1832

>>1830
nta, but kind of. she used to write BL and doujin stuff. only some of her stuff became mainstream published. a lot of japanese artists do infact do things they like, even if that's fetishy shit.

No. 1833

How do you feel about Citrus? It got a lot of praise but I personally hated it.

No. 1834

>>1833
Couldn't get past the first episode.

No. 1835

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Thought id recomend this to you guys,its quite the watch
"19th century rural Vietnam, fourteen-year-old May is ready to become the third wife of a wealthy landowner. Little did she know that her hidden desires will take her by surprise and force her to make a choice between living in safety and being free.

No. 1836

>>1833
Watched one episode and it got most things I hate about anime like huge eyes, school girls, squeeky voices etc

No. 1837

>>1766
Thank you for recommending this. I read it all in one sitting and loved it so much. The art style is nice and the characters are quite likeable.

>>1771
I also read this in one sitting from the recommendations here and wow… it's extremely depressing and relatable. I can't safely say I'd recommend it due to how depressing it is. It leaves me speechless basically and gives you a lot to think about.

>>1814
I used a couple different manga sites while reading these last night and I definitely prefer mangapark. It also seems to have fewer broken links and problems like that than some other manga sites.

>>1789
I don't know if you're still around anon but I use a few sites to watch stuff. tvmuse.com, www1.two-movies.name I can vouch for being pretty good. Use adblock and stuff though for sure

No. 1838

>>1785
This was why the thread was locked in the first place. I don't see why we need so many threads with the same topic. like, just neco an old one.

No. 1839

>>1838
*necro

No. 1840

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Fei Wong from Digimon Cyber Sleuth is a lesbian.

No. 1841

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Anyone else watching Wynonna Earp?
While I appreciate that we have the lesbian couple WayHaught, I wish Wynonna was the one who wasn't straight.
She is so hot.

No. 1842

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Once Upon a Time has three lesbian romances (spoilers, including for the last season):
Aurora and Mulan: actually Mulan is in love on Aurora but it's not from both sides. It was at the beginning of the show so it's only heavily implied
Red Riding Hood and Dorothy
Alice and Robin Hood (female Robin): they made a bigger storyline about this one


What I like about it is how casual they are about it, in the show it's part of daily life and not seen as weird, as it should be.

No. 1843

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i've been on a josei kick lately and i've been enjoying erica sakurazawa's works. she has a really beautiful and minimalist style as well.

also if anyone has recommendations similar to her work, i would love to read them

No. 1844

>>1842
I'm a bit surprised, considering I stopped watching around the time the mulan/aurora thing started then got killed right quick. I guess they brought it back due to the backlash.

I don't get the hate for OitNB. So some of the sex scenes are bit porn-y, and? Sometimes sex is like that, it's not always artsy and meaningful and I like that. It's a dramedy, what do you expect.

No. 1845

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I'm a straight girl, so I don't know if my opinion matters but I quite enjoyed Hana and Hina After School.

No. 1846

>>1769

I think she’s just an autistic Japanese lesbian. The girls in Girl Friends really felt like they were written by a female who actually did have a female adolescence.

No. 1847

>>1769
>>1846
I mean do you guys understand how japan is? It's basically american 1950s still, most women aren't even on a similar brain wave as we are. They don't even have a somewhat similar girlhood as we do.

No. 1848

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Reviving the thread (inb4 ban, it's not necro if the last post was only 4 months ago and what I'm writing is in topic) because so far the only lesbian manga I truly enjoyed and found adorable was Their Story, but I might have found something similar.
I've started reading it yesterday so I don't know if it gets weird at some point or something, but "A kiss and a white lily" seems really cute and lighthearted.
There's also "Boyish girlfriend", a recently started short comic that's pretty cute.
Ultimately, I tried to watch "Bloom into you" but DNF, I found it boring.

No. 1849

>>1771
Honestly it more plays into the author's journey to cope with life after being a depressed NEET for 18 something years. Touches briefly on sexuality but I'd still recommend it and My Solo Exchange Diary 1+2.

No. 10688

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Happy Sugar Life

One is a teen, the other a child, no ecchi. It's pretty generic but it's gay

No. 10693

>>10688
>One is a teen, the other a child

Anon what.

No. 10711

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>>10688
the fuck

No. 12736

>>10688
anon… one is a yendere that is in love wint a chaild
(age 5 or 9 as sayd by>>10711) please is not cute get some fucking help and we can she the chaild get undress

No. 12738

>>10688
If it makes anons feel any better, the "love" is pure and non-sexual, more familial than anything… Obviously problematic in the overt yandere aspect but ya know, I like it edgy sometimes.

No. 12798

>>12738
…then why would you post it in the "lesbian media" thread? that implies something romantic or sexual.

No. 12849

>>12798
yeah, the only merit this story has is as a horror/thriller. certainly not what i'd recommend to someone looking for lesbian media

No. 13016

>>12738
>>12798
this, fuck off with that shit.
it was literally the worst most contrive bullshit i ever read.

No. 13025

I absolutely love lesbian pop music, I wish there was more of it.
King Princess is the love of my life. Hayley Kiyoko and Zolita are really good too.

No. 13146

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>>12738
>>10688
don't fucking lie to these people.

No. 13217

I remember reading about a French movie that took place in the 1800s in Paris (?) and was about the romance between a white and black woman. I wanted to watch it but couldn't find it. Does it sound familiar to anyone?

No. 28866

Showing at this year's LGBT film festival in San Francisco.

https://www.frameline.org/frameline43-presale

Vita & Virginia

Sensational star turns by Elizabeth Debicki (Widows) as Virginia Woolf and Gemma Arterton (Quantum of Solace) as Vita Sackville-West bring to dazzling life one of the great lesbian love affairs of the 20th century in this erotic blend of literary biography and romantic intrigue that had audiences at the Toronto Film Festival raving.

Already a successful popular novelist herself, Vita wants desperately to associate herself with the prestigious Woolf, but pursuing the introverted writer becomes heated and personal once she spies Virginia's sinuous dancing at a party. It is a clash of opposing worlds and personalities: the lives of Woolf's bohemian clique chafe against Sackville-West's upper-crust milieu, with no one more horrified than Vita's stern, disapproving mother, played with aplomb by Isabella Rossellini.

For Virginia, the relationship liberates her sexuality and sparks a surge of creativity, as her androgynous new lover becomes the muse for one of her masterworks, Orlando. The writers' love letters, read directly to the camera, reveal the profound nature of this unique, passionate coupling: an intense affair that is as much of the mind as the body.

No. 28868

Epic Regency lesbian Anne Lister is the main character of this new HBO show. Anyone else watching it?

No. 28871

>>28866
I want to watch this one. Plus, Debicki is my waifu. What a majestic woman

No. 29064

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>>13217
this reply's probably real late but anon if you're reading this, perhaps you're thinking of "Mystère à la Tour Eiffel"? It's by Léa Fazer and came out in 2015.

No. 29073

Speaking of period dramas, a fan video of scenes from Tipping the Velvet.

No. 29089

>>29073

I can't hear "In a Manner of Speaking" without being reminded of Sugar Rush.

No. 29095

>>29064
Thank you so much! I found english subtitles for it too!
https://fero.tips/movies/6006-lesbian-historical-murder-mystery-mystere-a-la-tour-eiffel-eng-subs#english
Good movie, more of a murder mystery but also had romance.

No. 30903

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I'm re-watching L word and it's so nostalgic because this series was so important to baby lesbian me.

Shane was everyone's favourite but I never thought she was the hottest one. Every butch had that 'Shane haircut'. Even my then gf had it lol.

They are rebooting the show with Tumblr-tier new generation with nonbinary bullshit. I'm positive it's going to ruin everything that is dear for me but I still have to see HOW they are going to ruin it

No. 51945

>>51936
>they are rebooting the show

fuck this gay earth. It was bad enough Max was made into a tr00n in the actual show. (even though they seemed to make fun of her.)

everything feminine and actual lesbian about it will be ruined because we cant have actual lesbian media anymore. i hate this shit.

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>>51936
I thought Shane's girlfriend Carmen was one of the most beautiful women i've ever seen.

No. 114180

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https://www.fanfiction.net/s/10804734/1/My-Oblivious-Sister
The queen of Arendelle, secure in her magic, position and family, wants for nothing. Nothing, except perhaps some well-needed introspection, because Anna's noticing some things about Elsa that she herself clearly doesn't. Follow Anna as she realizes Elsa's true preferences and tries to tell her sister what she doesn't know about herself. Based off a prompt. Contains Elsanna.
Romance/Humor - [Anna, Elsa]

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A River In Egypt
Anna/Elsa (Disney)
arandomshipper (Giveadogabone)
https://archiveofourown.org/works/10950174

Why was it so obvious to Kristoff? Maybe it was because he was raised by love experts. Maybe it was just because he was such a smart guy. Maybe it was because he was very sensitive to other people's feelings.

Or maybe it was that he had a pair of eyes in his head. That work. Working eyes.

At least two of those reasons were definitely true.

It was cute to watch. For a while. But eventually, the total lack of progress started to get irritating. In a moment alone with Anna, he finally broached the subject.

"W-w-w-what?! Me, in love with Elsa?! Pssshhhht. That's crazy talk. You're crazy. Crazy Kristoff. You better go back to crazyland, where all the crazy people live, 'cause you're crazy."

"Anna…"

"Saying crazy things without any proof like a crazy man. Crazy, crazy, crazy-"

"Anna!" He grabbed her face with both hands, smooshing her cheeks together.

"What?" Her voice was slightly distorted by the state of her face. He released her.

"I'm not crazy, and I do have proof."

"Okay, fine! Let's hear your crazy proof, Mr. Crazypants."

"An act of true love will thaw a frozen heart. Your act was to save Elsa's life. Elsa is your true love. There, see? Proof. Nice, simple, irrefutable."

"What? No! That's not…there's something wrong with your logic! Just gimme a minute."

"Fine." Kristoff crossed his arms in satisfaction, smirking at his flustered companion.

"Okay, hold on, it's coming to me…okay, I got it. It's not like there's only one type of love. True love doesn't have to be romantic love. Like the love of a mother for her child, that's still true love. Or between sisters, or…oh yeah, that's right! We're sisters! See? So it's just sisterly true love! Haha, I win, in your face! How's that, Mr. Doublecrazypants?"

"Oh, of course! Why didn't I think of that? Of course it's just sisterly love!" Kristoff smacked himself on the forehead theatrically.

"Well, as long as you know now." Anna patted him on the shoulder. "I'm glad that's all cleared up."

"Because sisters always stare at each other with hungry eyes for hours at a time."

"Hey! I do not stare, thank you very much! I'm very careful to always glance away frequently enough that it doesn't qualify as staring! I mean…oops."

"Or sigh their sister's name longingly when they think no one is around."

"Umm…"

"Or find any and every excuse to touch their sister, and always for longer than strictly necessary."

"Now, hold on. That is not my fault, okay?" Anna was almost in tears. "None of that is my fault. We spent more than a decade apart. I couldn't even see her, let alone touch her. I'm just…just trying to make up for lost time. It doesn't mean anything. It really doesn't."

"Okay, I get it." Kristoff backed off in the face of her souring mood. "You just really, really love your sister."

As he left earshot, he continued under his breath, "In every way possible."

————————————————-

The conversation with Elsa went a little differently.

"What?! How did you-ahem." She forced a chuckle. "I mean, no. That's ridiculous. Anna is my sister, whom I love dearly, yes, but there is nothing else there. Whatever you think you're seeing is clearly your imagination."

"Uh huh." Kristoff said skeptically. "So, when you special order all that chocolate from Switzerland just for Anna, that's…"

"A perfectly natural, sisterly gift."

"Anytime you happen to be around her for more than a few seconds, you somehow always end up holding her hand."

"Sisterly bonding. Nothing untoward there."

"And that goofy smile on your face when you watch her eat?"

"Look, Kristoff." Elsa's composure did not waver. "You're barking up the wrong tree, here. Yes, I love my sister. Yes, I want to be as close to her as possible. Yes, I love seeing her happy. None of that should lead any sane person to the conclusion that I want some kind of sordid, physical relationship with her."

"You have an answer for everything, don't you." Kristoff said.

"Of course. Now, are we done here?"

"Elsa," Kristoff said in exasperation, "This is probably the clearest case I've ever seen of someone being in denial."

"That's ridiculous." Elsa scoffed. "I've never even been to Egypt."

"Uhhh, what?"

"What?"

"What is Egypt, and what does it have to do with anything?"

"Egypt," Elsa said slowly, "Is a country in Africa. But…how do you not know that? You just said I was in the Nile, the river for which Egypt is famous. Why would you say that if you don't even know what Egypt is?"

"Okay, wow, no. I did NOT say you were in 'the Nile'. I said you're in DENIAL! You know, denial? The state where you…deny things? Things that are true?"

"I've never heard of such a thing, but I am definitely not in it. I'm denying things that are NOT true, so clearly, I am not in this strange word that you made up." Kristoff watched Elsa walk away, her stiff back displaying her agitation to anyone who cared to look. He realized that his vocabulary was a little unusual, being raised by trolls and all, but he hadn't thought denial was such a little-used word.

———————————–

"Oooh, ooh, ooh, I know this one! Hold on, gimme a second. It's…a person. No, a place! No, a thing! It's a thing, right? A…a river! Wait, is a river a place or a thing? It's a river place-thing in that one place! E…gent? EGYPT! HA, TAKE THAT, palace tutor who said I never remember any of my lessons! Whose…nameIcan'tseemtorecall but that's not the point! The point is that I'm right! Right? Kristoff?"

"You too?" Kristoff groaned. "I don't slur that badly, do I? How do you and Elsa both mishear me like that? I clearly said 'denial', not 'the Nile. I have never in my life pronounced 'the' as 'de'."

"Oh. What's denial then?"

So. Evidently, Anna had never heard of denial, either. Ironic, that the two people in the world most in denial didn't even know the word.

"It's a state of being. A state of being where you can't admit something is true, not even to yourself, and definitely not to other people. The state of being that you and Elsa are both in."

"Oh." Said Anna in a small voice. A pause, then she said curiously, "What is Elsa in denial about?"

Kristoff could have taken that moment to drive home the fact that Anna had just all but admitted that she was in denial, but his attention was on something far more unbelievable. "Seriously? You don't know?"

"Why would I ask you if I knew? Just tell me already!"

He sighed and dropped his head into his hands. "This dense pair of sisters, I swear."

"Kristofffffff!" Anna whined, shaking his shoulder. "Don't leave me hanging, here!"

"Anna. It's the same thing. You guys are in denial about the same thing. You're both in love with each other, and neither of you will admit it."

Anna went totally still. And silent, which was a minor miracle.

"Hello? Anna?" He waved a hand in front of her eyes. No reaction. He turned to Sven. "Sven, I think I broke Anna."

Anna finally reacted, with shrill laughter. "Oh, Kristoff! That was a really good joke. You got me! You got me good! But come on. Elsa, in love with me? Yeah, right! Like anyone with half a brain would believe that! I mean, me in love with Elsa is understandable, right? It's not true!" she hastened to add. "But…it would be understandable if it was, right? Cause she's, like, sooooooo gorgeous, and super smart, and sophisticated, and she's got those awesome ice powers, and she's always thinking of others, and her skin is so smooth and silky, and have you seen her leg when she wears those dresses with a slit? Someone needs to make a law against that! Oh, wait, Elsa's in charge, so I guess she wouldn't do that…what was I talking about again?"

"You were saying how Elsa's not in love with you." Kristoff filled in, bemused.

"Oh, right! So like, even though we're sisters and everything, I'm like the opposite of all that stuff. I'm plain, and clumsy, and not very smart, and definitely not attractive, and there's just no way she's attracted to me. She just loves me because I'm her sister."

"Anna. Who in the world told you you're not attractive?" Kristoff asked sternly.

"No one. I just figured it out. Cause no one has ever been attracted to me, so I must not be attractive, right? I mean, the one time I thought a guy was interested in me, it turned out he was just power-hungry, not Anna-hungry. Not exactly confidence-inspiring."

"Okay, three things. First, forget about Hans and anything he said or did with you. It doesn't count. Second, you ARE attractive. I'm a normal, average guy telling you this." He grabbed her shoulders and looked her in the eye. "Got it?"

"Okay." Anna agreed uncertainly.

"Good. And thirdly, it doesn't matter how attractive you are in general, anyway. Do you really think Elsa cares what most people think is attractive? All that matters is that ELSA thinks you're attractive. And she does. You should see the way she looks at you when she thinks no one is watching her."

"How is that?" Anna asked in mixture of skepticism and raging, overpowering hope.

"Like she's lost at sea, and you're a lifeboat. Like you're a piece of the most delicious chocolate in the world. Like…I don't know, I'm not a poet! I'm not good at describing things! Like she's in love, and you're the person she's in love with, okay?"

After a pause, Anna, much more subdued than before, said, "I still say you're crazy. Crazypants."

"And I still say you're in denial."

"But I'm not even wet!"

Kristoff grabbed his head in his hands. "AAAAAAAHHHH!"

Anna laughed mischievously and scampered off.

EAEAEAEAEAEAEAEA

"Fine." Said Kristoff. "Let's say, for the sake of argument, that you're not in love with Anna."

"Yes, let's do that. Because I'm not." Elsa responded.

"Okay. That means you've got a huge problem on your hands."

Elsa blinked. "I don't follow you."

"Because Anna is totally, completely, hopelessly, head over heels in love with you."

Elsa's mouth worked soundlessly for a few moments. "She-she is not! Why would you say something like that?"

"No, no. Hear me out on this. You know how Anna gets more clumsy when she's nervous. Haven't you noticed how she's gotten like, ten times more clumsy around you lately? Now, I wonder why she would be nervous around her sister?"

Elsa spluttered. "There could be lots of reasons! Maybe she's planning a surprise-"

"She's not."

"Or maybe she broke something important and doesn't want to tell me-"

"She didn't. Recently."

"Or-or maybe," Elsa's tone and eyes dropped. "Maybe she's afraid of my ice powers-"

"OKAY, I'm gonna stop you right there. NO. No, she's not. Don't even go there. She acts like that when she's NERVOUS, not afraid. She faces her fears head on, you know that."

"Well…there are still countless other reasons it could be. No need to jump to conclusions."

"And are there countless reasons she's always openly staring at any exposed skin you happen to show? Which I notice you've been doing more often around her, coincidentally. Or just your face, when you're dressed more modestly. Don't even try to tell me you haven't noticed. She's not subtle."

"Um," Elsa pinked. "There could be other reasons for that." Kristoff just looked at her. "What? There could be! Just because I can't think of any right now, doesn't mean they don't exist!"

He shook his head. "Wow. Just…wow. Fine. It's your life. If you want to live in denial instead of being deliriously happy with your mutual love, that's up to you. I'll just be over here, watching the train wreck of you two trying to act like 'normal sisters'."

"We don't act like normal sisters, we ARE normal sisters!" Elsa shouted at his retreating back.

——————————–

Elsa sat on a bench in the middle of the palace gardens, staring into nothing, not really aware of the beautiful surroundings. She was, however, acutely aware of Anna, approaching and sitting next to her, close, but not touching.

They sat in silence for a while, broken (of course) by Anna. "Hey."

"Hey."

"Sooooo," Anna began. Each girl had her face meticulously turned away from her sister. "Kristoff's been saying some weeeeeeiiirrd stuff lately."

Elsa swallowed. "Yeah."

"He thinks," She gave a little laugh. "He thinks we're in luuuv. Isn't that crazy?"

"Crazy." Elsa agreed hoarsely.

"I mean, me in love with you is kind of believable, like I told him. You're smart, and beautiful, and talented. Anyone would fall in love with you! But you in love with me? That's insanity, is what that is."

"Uh, no, Anna. I think you've got that backward. You saved me from myself, when no one else could. You literally gave your life for me, like a hero prince from a story book. I think it's normal to fall in love with someone like that. But all I've ever done all our lives is hurt you and push you away. You in love with me is what would be insane."

"But that's over with now." Anna scooted a little closer to Elsa, still not looking at her. "We're close now. As close as when we were kids. As close as any sisters. Closer!"

"Yes." Elsa scooted a bit closer as well. "Because of you. You restored our relationship. Now we can love each other like real sisters again. That's what has Kristoff so confused. We DO love each other, more than anyone else, because we're sisters."

"You say it was all because of me, but you never stopped loving me, even when we were separated. In fact, you only stayed away from me because you were trying to protect me, because you love me. I know, Elsa. This normal, sisterly love relationship we have is because of both of us."

Elsa couldn't speak. She just nodded. The backs of their shoulders were now touching, and Anna could feel the movement.

"And," Anna continued. Her hand crept into Elsa's. Their fingers intertwined. "If I want to hold your hand like this, that's just a normal, sisterly thing to do."

"Yes." Elsa whispered, her heart thumping in her chest.

"And if I want to lay my head on your shoulder," Anna's body followed her words. "That's normal, too."

"Yes." Said Elsa, even more quietly.

"And if I want to crawl into your lap," Anna moved ever so slowly, finding a new seat on her sister's thighs, her arms going around Elsa's neck, her head resting on Elsa's chest. "That's just because we're sisters."

"….Right." Elsa found her own arms involuntarily circling her sister.

"And a sisterly peck on the cheek every once in a while is okay, right?" Anna tilted her head upward, but the kiss on Elsa's cheek was not nearly short enough to be considered a peck, and its soft, sensual nature would make it very difficult to label it sisterly.

"Anna," Elsa croaked.

"And," Again moving with excruciating slowness, Anna repositioned herself to be straddling her sister. They were now looking each other eye to eye, able to see in detail exactly what the other was feeling that moment. "It's totally understandable if, when going for a sisterly peck on the cheek, I should happen to miss…" Anna tilted her head forward, one torturous inch at a time, until finally, finally, her lips met Elsa's. Neither mouth remained closed for more than a split second. Neither tongue remained in the head from which it originated.

It was at this point that Kristoff decided that he probably shouldn't see anything that followed. Besides, it was evident to the eye, if not the ear, that his input was no longer necessary. He sneaked away from his hiding spot to give his two good friends their privacy. He was amused and exasperated that they had gotten so far, and, by all indications, were about to proceed even further, while still remaining in complete denial, to themselves and to each other. Still, at least they were getting there.

"It really isn't just a river in Egypt.

No. 114813

>>114809
>>114180
Anon I know the thread is dead but did you really have to try and revive it so you can post incest?

No. 114848

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>>114813
I don't know what you're talking about, this is perfectly harmless interaction between close sisters.

And I'm perfectly fine with the thread being down in the catalog and out of the way of the front page types.

No. 114858

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I just watched Terminator Dark Fate, and Dani are so great together!! There’s a lot of fanart which is nice, and I appreciate their dynamic and how loving it is. I haven’t gotten to checking out any fanfiction about them yet, though.

picrel is by https://mobile.twitter.com/namihey1222/status/1196350967203024897

>>114848
You’re legitimately shitting up the thread with your mental illness. And now you sound like a scrote.

No. 114862

>>114848
post ships that don't involve incest or gtfo

No. 114941

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Unless you two are twelve, there's no way you can fail to realize that attempting to appoint yourselves as the content police >>114862 for the "Anything goes […] as long as it features two women in love" thread by elevating your opinions to imaginary admissibility filters, posting in 4chanspeak >>114858 with their characteristic level of rudeness and aggression, trotting out your favorite bogeyman when both stories focused on the emotional connection and had minimal physical intimacy, and being blind to an obvious denial joke >>114848 after the "river in Egypt" story can only result in more such content being posted, even if no more would have been forthcoming without your intervention. But here's what you can try if you're really twelve. Find some pretend-yuri stories of the usual sort with no emotional connection, meaningless physical intimacy, plenty of replica male genitalia and one of the girls being role-assigned as the boyfriend, and post those pretending to be me. Then, even though the false-flagging will be clear since I find that sort of pretend-yuri repulsive, you can attempt to claim, again in 4chanspeak of course, that this shows that content you do not approve of was surely posted by a maleposter. Why don't you two try that, it will be quite amusing to watch.

https://www.fanfiction.net/s/8133408/1/
Romance - Rin T., Sakura M.
They do say love is a certain form of insanity, and what better way to tell a love story than through music?(extreme autism, infighting)

No. 114942

>>114848
Girl is this a joke or are you genuinely insane?

No. 114943

>>114942
#2. Cow alert.

No. 114957


No. 114958

>>114941
>>Anything goes from Movies, to Tv Shows, to Books, to Mangas as long as it features two women in love.

it is about the medium not a free past to shit up a nice thread

No. 114960

Smells like scrote

No. 115146

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idgaf about elsanna, I see why its a thing. there's no rules from OP against problematic ships. I understand the disgust but >>114862 damn you treat this site like a monolith. idk for me it's fiction and easy to overlook that part. God anons the ship has a lot of (yes, female) fans!
however, posting lengthy fanfic excerpts and then whatever that last thing was that got redtexted (rightfully) that's mental illness.

here is my problematic ship genderbent to be f/f. I prefer them that way, I really want to see fictional lesbians with a dynamic like theirs. deride me all you want. Does anyone have recs for f/f media where they are enemies? I love villains and that kind of relationship for the drama

No. 115148

>>115146
Sauce for the pic?

No. 115153

>>115146
I thought this was genderbent Alucard and Trevor and got super excited. Honestly, i want to see lesbians in media so badly. We really got nothing. it's no wonder lesbians project onto gay couples. I love genderbent characters and think sometimes the opposite sex suits them more.

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I'm surprised no one mentioned it yet, but Portrait of a Lady on Fire. It's directed by a gay woman, and one of the actors is also a gay woman (used to date the director). The film is beautiful in every sense of the word and well worth a watch.

No. 115171

>>115170
Ah yes, great movie and I really fancied the blonde lady.
The ending made me bawl though

No. 115172

>>115171
I loved that film and it still lives in my head to this day. I wish I had their chemistry

No. 115193

>>115171
I was rewatching it since it's on Hulu and didn't notice how much foreshadowing happens but it just makes everything hurt even more.

No. 115264

>>115193
I thought the "ghost" scenes were strange - at first I wondered if it was the dead sister, but instead it's supposed to be some vision of the future?

No. 122251

h-hello?
does anyone have anything new?

No. 122355

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>>122251
Well it's not really new but I'm waiting to see Ammonite with Kate Winslet and Saoirse Ronan, I really want to see it on a cinema screen but I don't know when this will be possible in my country. There is quite a big age gape between the actress but it looks really interesting ! I think it was shown in some festivals, so maybe some anons can report if it is worth it or not ?

No. 122364

>>122355
I had a huge crush on Saoirse in Little Women so I am hype as shit for this in theory but the age gap makes me nervous.

No. 122366

Any f/f movie suggestions that satisfy all of these criteria?
>the women are around the same age
>no cheating, whether one of the women cheats on her male partner or the two women cheat on one another
>neither woman dies
>if they break up, neither of them ends up with a man
>no overly long, borderline pornographic sex scenes

No. 122371

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>>122251
Season 6 of the web series Druck is airing right now and it follows a lesbian character. Druck is a German version of Skam which has a special format; clips are uploaded at the time they're supposed to happen in the show, and all the characters have sm that they regularly update. It's very well made and the romance between the mc and her LI is adorable. It has immediately become one of my favourite portrayals of a (black!) lesbian character in media, hope they don't fuck it up later on. It is a show for teenagers though so expect some teen shenanigans. Check the twitter account @druckenglish if you wanna watch it with eng subs

No. 122372

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https://www.webtoons.com/en/challenge/the-girl-that-cant-get-a-girlfriend/list?title_no=408161

Basically a cute webcomic about Japanese Butch4Butch lesbian. The author details her own dating experiences!

No. 122373

>>122371
Oh I forgot to add, you don't really need to watch the other seasons first. 1-4 follow an entirely different cast so you can skip those. Season 5 follows another character (mc's close friend) and it can give you some context, but it's not necessary to understand S6

No. 122379

>>122372
I just read the whole thing and it's sooooo cute!!! Thanks for the rec anon.

No. 122395

>>122366
depressing that nobody was able to rec something that fulfills this extremely simple set of standards wtf

No. 122404

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>>122366
I watched the Thai movie Yes or No lately. Its pretty cute, about a butch and a conservative femme who are roommates and fall in love. A bit juvenile…but I take what I can get.

No. 122439

>>122404
Thai gay films are kino

No. 122444

>>122372
Thank you anon!!

No. 122447

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>>122372
https://dynasty-scans.com/series/honey_honey

It made me think of this. Warning for sad.

No. 122476

>>122372
whoa, nice! butch4butch content is quite rare

No. 122497

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>>122447
This is so cute, I like that it's not over the top and shows a lot of day-to-day things. Even random, harmless stuff that can annoy you about your partner. This one was so funny, being happy/excited for your gf but also jealous haha

No. 122506

>>122497
Gotta love my brain for reading it as 3-1-4-2

No. 122520

>>122447
I just read it and it was very interesting and relatable. Thanks for posting it, anon! <3 though I still got sad when they separated in the end

No. 122524

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>>122520
>>122506
>>122497
I love this comic but lol at lesbian meaning bisexual women too, as long as they are dating a woman atm. It really shines a new light on the BL reading 'lesbian' fujo culture in Japan

No. 122527

>>122524
To be honest, historically and even now in many areas lesbian has been used to describe current behaviour, not overall attraction. Funny how even the "butch" one seems to like guys too

No. 122528

>>122527
the butch one is defined as bi from the start (not using the word, but by stating she's into both men and women), but I thought the femme one is supposed to actually be a lesbian… you know, for some variety…

No. 122535

>>122524
I recently read this due to anon's suggestion and I took this more as a joke. It's possible to acknowledge a man aesthetically but not be attracted to him. The femme does state in later chapters that she's only ever fell for women.

No. 122536

>>122535
I agree, I took it as a joke too…

No. 122537

>>122535
>>122536
that's a relief, I will keep on reading!

No. 138202

>>115148
so sorry for replying months late, I forgot to check back at the time. artist is Hako_iix07 on twitter. they have others like it!

No. 180947

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Revive!

No. 180990

>>180947
I wish someone loved me like that

No. 181004

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>>180947
thank you for the resurection nonnie, I'm trying to find new and good lesbian media but can't find anything. I would love to know if someone has found some good recommendations this past monthes

>>122372
This was so fun! I also love all of the youtube videos the author made to show her art process!

No. 181353

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I'm the himejo anon from yume vs fujo thread mentioning that I'd drop a bunch of yuri recs here.
I'm kinda booked lately to dig through all my favs, but for now, any anon read "Do you want to go out, or..?" (alt title: How do we relationship. / Tsukiatte agete mo ii ka na )
I follow tmfly twitter and check on her digital release whenever I can.

The art style is pretty cute, I find Miwa (the black haired girl) is totes my type. I love that the drama is well-thorough and not tropey at all, it feels realistic to me? I'd love to talk a bit more if any anon already read it and want to discuss!

No. 181382

>>181353
I'm reading it too. I've enjoyed what I've read so far because it feels realistic but that also makes it depressing. I haven't had this kind of college life so I don't feel that great reading about it. I also feel super bad for the way Miwa is treated, I guess it hits a bit too close to home. I think it's good though.

No. 181563

Miku x Luka has been my favourite yuri ship since I first found them. I'm pretty sure the creator of this song is a lesbian herself too.
It must be hard to be a lesbian in Japan, I sympathise heavily.

No. 181945

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I'm still slowly flip through this anthology "Galette" during breaks. The anthology is a compilation of short manga and illustrations centered around Girl's Love. there's incest in the tags too, just a heads up
The oneshots are alright, but I'm definitely digging the art in picrel

>>181382
I understand, I find the series is a good fit for me considering most yuri I ran into are *~sparkles~* "I-I like you even if you're a girl!!", or downright male coomer materials. I'd love to have a friend group like Miwa and Sako have: Supportive of their relationship and general fun, chill, and stupid undergrad students tend to behave.

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no sage, no filter

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Anyone else looking forward to Gentleman Jack season 2? Lister was the most incredibly based 19th century lady. I'm just a bit worried about the angst level of coming events.

No. 182635

I stumbled onto this wlw Korean web comic about a successful female doctor hooking up with a student and then later having to treat her in the hospital she worked at. I thought it was good until it revealed the student was underaged which was a major bummer because the art was good. Don't want to find it again because of that but I'm looking for something else with nice art

No. 182679

Does it count as lesbian media if it’s a sad story or the lesbian is a murderer? Or is this thread just for love stories?

No. 182680

>>182679
post pls I love thrillers or horror stories

No. 182681

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>>182635
>>182680
Opium by Aji is a historical Drama (maybe Thriller too?) that has fantastic art. The story is completed

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Why is there so few GL content with delinquents? They're the best type of girls..

No. 183660

>>183641
>posts the most moid oriented piece of fetishistic media imaginable
ywnbaw

No. 183684

>>183660
>if a woman doesn't have the same taste as my retarded wannabe radfem ass, she isn't really a woman

No. 183709

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>>183641
Op's picrel had me like picrel
>>183660
So much media is moidshit that it's not rare for women to dig through it for appealing scraps

No. 183710

>>183660
Im sorry you’re too straight to imagine a woman being into cute animu tomboys.

No. 183752

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>>183641
Have you read "Accept my fist of love?" it's about delinquents after they've grown up as young adults. It is pretty cute with no unnecessary sexualization.

No. 183919

>>183660
Next you will say that tomboys are "moid oriented".

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>>181353
Hi nona i came from the fujo/yumejo thread too! I liked that one a lot, although Saeko is too relatable so seeing her is like reliving a lot of past mistakes… You should totally check out Octave if you haven't, it's got similar adulthood and relationship angst and is one of my all time favorites

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>>182681
Opium is really fucking good so far, ty for the rec.



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