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The 24 Things You Never Knew About Single Lesbians

I found this article on match.com and although I am not sure it is completely accurate, it does represent a portion of lesbians and it is quite entertaining to read,  so enjoy...

Let us examine that rare and exotic creature — the single lesbian. According to popular belief, lesbian couples shack up immediately after reaching their first orgasms together. This old stereotype has some basis in truth.

Back in the olden days, you might walk into your local bar and see the same three women sitting on the same three bar stools every week. With such slim pickings, what are you gonna do?

Luckily, all this has changed. The dyke dating pool has grown by leaps and bounds. Scientifically speaking, it is said that lesbians generally engage in serial monogamy, with periods of serial single-osity in between. This means that sexy single lezzers are everywhere, lesbian chic has never been chic-er!

Our informal research has uncovered many fun and surprising facts about today's single lesbian. We have discovered that single lesbians…

1. Concoct the sexiest user names for their free profile.
   
2. Are very politically active. Meetings, rallies, community events — they're always running things.
   
3. Work out at the gym frequently, wearing body-conscious clothing.
   
4. Are likely to decorate their cars with rainbow accessories and off-color bumper stickers.
   
5. Spend their summers playing in five different softball leagues.
   
6. Cruise the WNBA games — Dyke Central!
   
7. Have occasional or frequent one night stands, sometimes with the ex.
   
8. Hit the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival or the Dinah Shore Classic with a carload of pals — and look for the first opportunity to ditch them!
   
9. Spend countless hours engaged in a quick search to find the perfect date.
   
10. Hang out at organic food stores. A high percentage of vegetarian lezzers makes the food coop the perfect place to meet unattached women.
    
11. Keep their wardrobes up to date. They're well put together and hot.
    
12. Sport lots of attractive tattoos and piercings. They get a new one each time they break up with someone.
    
13. Go to bars and clubs alone. They're more approachable that way.
    
14. Have a higher sex drive than married lesbians.
    
15. Frequent the magic store to stock up on "Call Me" incense and "Domination" floor wash.
    
16. Meet girls via their pets. The local dog run is always chock full of gays and lesbians. The single lesbian's favorite dog breeds are the pit bull and the Jack Russell terrier.
    
17. Always wear cute underwear, just in case.
    
18. Sleep with more cats than women. The average ratio is seven feline bed partners to every one human.
    
19. Often participate in fandom for such dykons as Angelina Jolie or that woman from ER.
    
20. Socialize more during June, Gay Pride month, than any other time of the year. Pride events bring non-stop dating opportunities.
    
21. Have extensive music and video collections. The perfect pretense for inviting someone over.
    
22. Love to workshop their writing, their acting, their genitals, whatever! If you do a workshop, they will come.
    
23. Frequently have new photos taken for their free profile.
    
24. Know they don't have to settle for just anyone. Today's single dyke can afford to be as choosy as she wants to be.

Written by Dany Johnson, Match.com

10 Tips for Creating a Lesbian Online Personal Ad

Creating an online personal ad doesn't have to be brain surgery, but it does require a little time and effort, if you want to get a response.

Here are a few tips to help you get through it:

1. Find a Lesbian Online Dating site: For many of us this step may be the easiest part, but for those not so familiar with the internet, you may need a little help.
   
   There are actually quite a few lesbian dating sites on the internet, so you may want to take a look at a few of them before you decide where you want to place your personal ad. Some lesbians choose to list themselves on as many sites as possible, while others choose to stick to one or two...it is really your choice.
   
   Some of the top lesbian dating sites are: Match.com® , Gay.com, Chemistry.com and Lesbianpersonals.com, those should get you started.
   
   
2. Photos: Having at least 1 recent photo (preferably more) on your ad is essential to getting a response, especially since it is usually the first thing people see when browsing through an online personal website.


3. Headline: Along with a photo, you will need to come up with an interesting or eye-catching headline. Go ahead and be creative, but try to avoid clichés, no matter how much you are lacking in inspiration. Sometimes the best headline can be a question, something that invokes a response or involves the reader just enough to want to read more about you.


4. Be honest: Although it isn’t necessary to mention every one of your flaws, be honest when writing your personal ad. If you mention you are looking for someone who is honest, and then lie about your weight, education, profession, etc., your first dates aren't going to go very well.


5. Focus on the positive: Write about the qualities you are looking for in a relationship or the characteristics you value in others. There is no need to mention all of the things you don't want, that can be a turn-off.
   


6. Be Yourself: Try to write your ad as if you were having a regular conversation. If you can write the way you normally speak, others will get a better sense of your personality. Even a humorous personal story can give the reader more insight into your life.


7. Be creative: Many people write about how much they like walks on the beach or cuddling on the couch. Try to get a little more unique, talk about something different. Maybe you speak a foreign language, or perhaps you have recently returned from a trip to Greece. These are things that will make you stand out from everyone else.


8. Be Clear: Are you looking for a relationship or are you just looking to date? Do you want to meet someone with kids? Try to be specific about what you are looking for, it will help to eliminate potential disasters later.


9. Check for Errors: Check your ad for spelling and grammatical mistakes. This may mean you will need to type out your ad in a word document first so that you can use the spell check.


10. Update your ad: Keep your personal ad up-to-date. If you change your hairstyle, post a new photo. If your headline mentions snowboarding and it is June, think about changing that too. And if, by chance, you have met someone special, go ahead and take you ad off the site.
    
    

And one last bit of advice: Be Cautious!!! Be sure to keep a certain level of anonymity when you first meet someone on line. Never offer your personal information (phone number, address, or e-mail) to anyone right away. That way you have a layer of protection while getting to know each other, and it gives you time to judge whether you would be comfortable speaking on the phone or meeting in person.