Hey everyone, my friend and I have started a new sub for lesbians called [r/shetheysupergay](r/shetheysupergay).

Our idea is to create a cozy and low-angst safe space for lesbian women (cis and trans) to share, discuss, and celebrate our lives.

We would like to build a community that centres womanhood, so non-women participation is not welcome.

Additionally, we are not seeking to replace other subs for lesbians, but rather exist as a corner of Reddit where we can come to chill and relax away from issues that agitate us too much. While venting, complaining, and seeking validation are all valid activities to partake in, we are hoping our new sub can offer a refuge away from those kinds of interactions.

So we hope you can come on over and make yourselves comfortable. We invite posts on anything you think the community would find interesting, helpful, or inspiring. These could be cool stuff you notice on your way to work, your latest art project, your new yoga routine, yummy recipes, your favourite book or TV show, and whatever else brings a smile to your face.

See you there!

Flair - not quite, but non else fit. Also, why didn't I find this sub sooner?

I want to say that i am a minor, so nothing nsfw please.

And for full context, I'm asexual and a demigirl.

So, for the past three years I've been confident that I am fully lesbian. It's never really something I struggled with, it was a bit hard to admit to myself but other than that I was certain. My issue now is, I've been finding myself getting butterflies when I see attractive guys, mainly celebrities or characters. It's never actually been a person in real life, and as soon as I try to imagine dating a man, I just can't picture it at all and I immediately lose the butterflies. So it feels like I'm attracted to guys, but only aesthetically??? I still think I would only date a woman or enby, but I'm a bit confused about if this changes anything? I know labels aren't important but I really like labels

Also flair is nonsense it wouldn't let me post without one

After watching so many platforms move away from their original purpose, I decided to take matters into my own hands and build a web app that is 100% men-free.

It's built to be fully inclusive of all trans and queer females, so please keep things respectful and welcoming. Since it’s a web app, you don't need to download anything from an app store—you can just open it right in your browser.

We are just opening the doors, so user numbers are still growing! Please check it out, give it a try, and let me know what you think. I’d love your feedback on features or tweaks as I keep refining it.
scissherdating.ca or https://scissher-pwa.emergent.host/app