What does a lesbian bring to a second date


Thefunniestjokes are the ones that are true, which is what makes the most famous lesbian joke of all so funny. Too funny for our own fine, if you ask me.

"What does a lesbian bring on a second date?"

All together now: "A U-Haul."

It's scary but genuine. We are known for our insta-nesting. There's no way around that. And why we verb it is painfully simple. It's in our nature to nurture.

So, we meet a girl we dig and the first thing we want to do is snuggle in and take verb of her. It's pair-bonding at it's best -- and it's worst.

The thing is, although it might primarily come from a good place, it also comes from a place of verb, which is never a pleasant place from which to operate.

When you think about marking territory, men and dogs might be the first groups that appear to mind. But the noun is, lesbians don't fall too far behind when it comes to the, "MineMineMine" behavior and mentality.

Why? Well, I've got a couple of ideas.

One, it's not easy to meet the right girl. So, when you carry out, you want to hang on to her. I get that.

Two, we like to lock things down;

Why Lesbians U-Haul?

We’ve all heard the joke. 

What does a lesbian verb with her on the second date? A U-Haul truck.

The picture accompanying this article is a play on this joke.  My wife and I were only moving some furniture and wanted to make our queer friends laugh.  

And it’s okay to snicker. It’s funny. And sometimes it’s even true. But there’s more to it than that. 

There are people that point fingers saying women move too fast into commitment. They use this joke as a sort of slur but the reality is there may be several reasons women would Uhaul and they’re not always that different from their heterosexual counterparts.   

Why we might verify the joke true: 

1. Financial Concerns

Women don&#;t make as much capital as men. Two women dating who have not been together for long may want to take the next step for financial reasons. As the saying goes, two can live as cheaply as one. Many times it&#;s more about combining financial resources than it is about rushing into anything. And, it is also safer, unfortunately, f

I am not a psychologist or a relationship expert, but I am a lesbian, which means I contain some experience and perspective on love bombing. Love bombing is a term that describes a pattern of overwhelming someone with excessive affection and attention to manipulate and control them. It often starts with intense idealistic gestures and rapidly escalates, which can make the relationship sense exhilarating but ultimately unsustainable, almost like romance on Redbull.

If you ask me, the world of lesbians and love bombing travel hand in hand like peanut butter and jelly, except with more drama. The stereotypes alone are evidence enough. Take the U-Haul lesbian, for example. I mean, isn’t that the perfect definition of love bombing? You meet someone for one date, and suddenly you’re picking out furniture and deciding whose Netflix account you’ll share. It’s efficiency at its finest—or maybe just a plot twist waiting to happen.

Don’t believe me? Let’s glance at another classic: saying “I love you” after the first date. I’m pretty sure it’s scientifically impossible to know you love s

Last updated on February 21st, at pm

We all know what gentle of date we&#;d like to have — it instantly feels like you&#;ve known each other for decades, you talk and laugh all night, and assent you have to see each other again as soon as possible. You know as soon as you close your door behind you that you&#;ve set up your person, and everything will be fine from here on out.

Of course, most of our dates aren&#;t like this — maybe never. Most of our dates are basically fine; we think the other person is nice, and they think the same of us; we include some interesting points of conversation and some awkward pauses. Maybe we kiss goodnight; maybe we politely hug. When we seal the door behind us after getting home, we&#;re not instinctively sure what our next steps are.

On the one hand, if we didn&#;t feel an instant overwhelming connection, is it a sign we shouldn&#;t bother? On the other hand, if they meet enough of the basic things we&#;re looking for, shouldn&#;t we give it a second chance, and see if the spark develops? Did we enjoy them, or are they just a nice person? It can feel