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Today, a reader, who has always liked girls, finds herself crushing on a guy. I'd never felt like that about a guy before. Yeah, it's kind of like that. There is always a "man" and a "woman" in lesbian relationships. Nope. My girlfriend and I both happen to be. As a lesbian woman, why do I feel strongly attracted to a man? I don't know what I feel, like when my friends point out a “hot” boy, I just don't see it.

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There is no inherent reason for men to wear their hair short and women to wear dresses, so even the question "why do lesbians dress and cut their hair like men" should be be taken with the grain. Lesbian porn is different, though, because it's often written by women, for women, she adds. Plus, hetero porn tends to put the spotlight on the penis. In girl-on-girl scenes, the entire female. Second, when men imagine lesbians, it's not really lesbians they're fantasizing about. Watching two women get it on gives a lot of guys the hope that these women are not lesbians, but in fact.

As a gay woman, here's a question I get asked a lot, "Why are butch women always acting like men? What I've come to discover over the years is that in the lesbian community there is a lot of ignorance and very often intolerance in regards to those people who are interested in exploring the more masculine side of themselves. I am not totally sure where all the ignorance and confusion comes from, but my guess is it stems from internalized homophobia—people who are concerned with how gays and lesbians look to the outside world. Not surprisingly, those very same people who have a problem with butch-looking women, also have a problem with the way flamboyant gay men are represented in the media. But the truth is, these representations whether they be male or female are just part of the diversity of who we are as members of the LGBT community.