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Bea: Ava isn't talking to me. I don’t know what I did wrong.
Lilith: Enjoy it while it lasts.
* Camila smacks Lilith on her arm. *
Camila: I’m sure she'll come around.
Bea: But, I don't know what's wrong with me. I can't eat, can't sleep. Maybe I'm coming down with something.
Camila: Oh oh oh. Ohh.. I know what you got. The ✨L-word✨.
Lilith: Yeah. Leprosy.
NO I JUST REALISED THAT SINCE I´VE BOUGTH THE SCOTT PILGRIM COMICS IN SPANISH THE L-WORD JOKE WONT MAKE SENSE. NOOOOOO
It was on my dashboard but I lost it, I can't remember who reblogged it BUT there was a post about the evolution of lesbian presentation on tv. It said The L Word was overly sexual and made for the male gaze and I just
Come on now.
Just because men got off on it doesn't mean it was made for them.
Chapter Seven: The Birds and the Bees
Bites bites bites... delicious bites, making my knees weak, my heart beat faster, my cock twitch, my hands roam over your back to pull you closer, wanting you to claim me, drink me in, pull you inside me...
“You asked if there was anything I wanted that we’d never done... I said I wanted to make love under the stars...”
Oh yes did I say that out loud?
Read it on AO3!
Elwurd: I’m gay and I’m confused.
Elwurd: Not about being gay. I just never know what the fuck is going on.
L*me is just as ableist as r*tard. Spread the word.
Storytime: I first watched The L-Word on DVD when I was sixteen. I was just coming out and there were not a lot of lesbian characters on tv. There was no Brittana, Vauseman or Clexa. So when I saw that show I felt like a kid in the candy store. It opened a world to me. Every day I couldn't wait to come home after school, put that dvd in and dive into that world. I'm thankful that Ilene Chaiken had the courage back then to produce such a show. I loved every season and second of it, even the bad plots ;-)! Especially everything about Tibette, they were actually my first ship. You have no idea how excited I am now for that reboot. And I hope that the new season maybe gives another young lesbian the self-confidence and courage to go out in this world and be proud of themself. Represantation is now more important than ever.
Link: http://www.indiewire.com/2017/08/the-l-word-reboot-ilene-chaiken-showrunner-season-6-1201864786/amp/
