Lights, Camera, Girl-on-Girl Action: Cis Camgirl and Trans BookTuber Have Hot Lesbian Encounter at Convention

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Q: Did some of the straight women report that after feeling some pressure, they ended up liking it?

Boyskout drew inspiration for “Girl on Girl Action” from their own experiences and observations of how society perceives and categorizes relationships. They aimed to challenge the stereotypes surrounding same-sex relationships and explore the fluidity of sexuality. 2. Is “Girl on Girl Action” just about sexual experiences between women?So does it work? If straight girls who make out with each other really aren't doing it for their own pleasure, but to please guys, are the guys, well, pleased? But if these young women are not actually into kissing their girlfriends, why do they feel they need to do it to prove how sexual they are? Why can't a girl attract a boy by being her intelligent, hot self? When girls talk to me about kissing each other at parties, it's invariably in the context of boys chanting "Kiss, kiss!" says Sabrina Weill, former editor in chief of Seventeen and author of "The Real Truth About Teens and Sex." "There's no formal research that asks girls whether it's happening more now. However, anecdotally, it does seem to be talked about more." Precise numbers may not be available, but a well-publicized National Center for Health Statistics study released in September 2005 found that 10.6 percent of girls age 15-19 had had same-sex sexual experiences; the survey did not ask whether the conduct was a result of actual desire, though. In any event, girl-on-girl action seems to be no big deal for high school and college students, who shrug it off as standard party behavior. Alexandra says she sees it at "75 to 85 percent" of the parties she attends. Jay, a 17-year-old senior at a Manhattan high school, says he sees it at "every other party." Alexandra's friend Mikey, 19, also in Bellingham, says such action has been a party staple since he was 14. "Just about every party I go to or have, I see girls making out with each other," he says. Due to its provocative title and exploration of non-traditional relationships, “Girl on Girl Action” has been subject to some controversy. However, it has also garnered praise for its boldness and the important conversations it prompts. 10. How does Boyskout’s visual imagery contribute to the meaning of the song? Mikey, the 19-year-old in Washington state who has successfully persuaded six young women to make out for him and bribed 10 others, says he'd "definitely" be more interested in hooking up with a woman after seeing her make out with another woman. Jay, the Manhattan high school senior, disagrees. "You can't help yourself finding it sexually attractive, but it's not a girl that I'd want to date," he says. "I don't like that a girl would be so desperate to get a guy's attention." When he sees gals making out to impress guys, he says, "it seems like they're overly sexual and far too eager to please. The chase is all the fun. If they're just throwing themselves at you, it's boring."

I've heard from some straight girls that they do it because it's fun," says Rachel Popkin, a 19-year-old lesbian in Seattle. "But if women feel pressured to do anything they wouldn't normally do just to please guys -- that's exploitative." Note: There was a small technical glitch for the first bit of the episode but don't worry, the content is that good that you'll be listening in until the end. Oh, The Humanities: Part of a series showcasing research at the Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences this week. These frenemies finally crossed the line on a trip to Yale in season 2 and Blair used Serena’s deep, dark, murderous secret against her. What followed was a hair-pulling, clothes-ripping catfight where Serena even got to rip Blair’s stupid headband off her head.The hatred between the matriarch of the Walkers and the woman her husband had a long-term affair with reached a tipping point at the opening of Holly and Tommy’s winery, leading to an awesome food fight in the kitchen that got incredibly messy, but also allowed the two older ladies to work through their feelings.

Q: That’s obviously problematic. How do you connect it to the bigger conversations we’re having about consent, sexual assault, being a bystander? While the song’s title may suggest a focus solely on sexual encounters between women, it actually encompasses a broader theme. “Girl on Girl Action” delves into the intricacies of human connections and the exploration of desires, beyond the constraints of gender. 3. What message does the song convey?The impulse [to go further than kissing] is there, and some girls do it, but respectable girls who kiss girls don't," says Julie. "Taking that step to the boobs isn't a big deal in the guy-girl world, but in the girl-girl world it's a huge leap. It's taking it above and beyond. It's like, now she's a lesbian, or she's a huge slut." What about women dancing with each other? "Touching them without kissing, like dirty dancing, is OK," Julie says. "But if you kiss them while doing that, it's an exponential leap from what was originally intended." If like myself, you were a male coming of age in the 90s, this may very well have been your first…shall we say, excited moment. It’s also probably one of the many moments in the 90s you wished you were Kevin Bacon. To this day, widely regarded as the quintessential female makeout scene, and one of the most frustrating “almost nipple” moments in cinematic history. Needless to say that Miss Celia is one hell of a candid woman. Opinionated, driven, hilarious - what more could you want from a guest? She prides herself on her business-minded approach, balanced with her personal relationship with each of the clients she represents. Her goals as an agent are to be thanked in a BAFTA speech (obvs) and to be a Godparent to one of her client’s children (!!) 🌟 Really we’ve just been looking for any excuse to do this post for some time now and the release of Tech’s lyric video for “I.L.L.”, the vag-centric anthem from Therapy, is as good a reason as any.