IMO, lesbian relationships, as demonstrated by W/T, seem to be based more on tenderness and sensuality, rather than SEXuality. I know there was sex involved in their relationship at one point, but it doesn't seem like the focal point. I don't know whether it's because they're both women (and as such, have a tendency to be more supportive and understanding rather than domineering) or their connection, or both. But, in many films and tv shows that I've seen, the females aren't all about screwing each other's brains out. This might be because of censorship, and that there simply isn't any other way to convey what the writer wants, but I think the subtlety is very much a true facet of life as well.
I think, for me, the reason why I gravitate towards females is precisely because of the subtlety and understanding; the support, tenderness, and softness. Now, I'm not saying all of this is not possible in a heterosexual relationship, but the hackneyed phrase "men are from mars and women and from venus" isn't one for nothing. Understanding--real understanding-- is difficult when you've got two opposite poles. Of course, same-sex communication isn't much easier, but at least you know you've got the same relative anatomy.
So, to end this post, I've listed some perks to being gay (or lesbian, whichever). Keep an open mind, please
1. You know *exactly* how "that time of the month" feels like
2. Soft snuggling
3. You don't get impatient waiting for your partner to get ready....even if it takes hours
3. No machismo complex
4. Never have to wait for the "thing" to rise. Better yet, no impotence!
5. We can ALL be breadwinners
6. Nights of cuddling, and *gasp* no sex
7. Don't have to get pregnant if you don't want to
8. Asking your partner to buy you some tampons isn't so embarassing anymore
9. Talk, talk, and more talk
10. The toilet seat is NEVER up
Anymore suggestions? Responses? Bring it on! :-p
It makes me feel like I'm a puppy or something.