Happy International Lesbian Day! What's your favourite lesbian story or scene on Lit?

[StillStunned]

Fair enough. However, @StillStunned I still demand you provide "a truly happy [lesbian] ending" as previously advertised. I want U-hauling to Hartford, carabiners, hairties around wrists, short nails, wedding bells, spermdoners and herb gardens. Either write one yourself (preferred option) or read around until you find one.

I have a non-lesbian series that ends with the couple moving in together and adopting a kitten. Lesbian-wise, the closest I can offer at this time is "betraying the human race to a demon for a chance of love". Looking at my portfolio, apparently I don't really do unambiguously happy and conclusive endings.

Until I get my writing mojo back, I can also offer you "best friends *not* having lesbian sex", or "estranged friends seduce the gardener", and even a chapter of "bereaved mothers grow close and have zero-G shower sex".

 

[THBGato]

Until I get my writing mojo back, I can also offer you "best friends *not* having lesbian sex", or "estranged friends seduce the gardener", and even a chapter of "bereaved mothers grow close and have zero-G shower sex".

**shakes head and gives best disappointed teacher look**

If this is the best you can do, it's just not good enough I'm afraid. B- for effort.

(Though I did enjoy the last one.)

 

[EmilyMiller]

Maybe try cloning in a story?

Wait for my novel (it might be a long wait ).

 

[SugarStorm]

If this is the best you can do, it's just not good enough I'm afraid. B- for effort.

Haha, this is the exact comment I dread to get whenever I ask you to beta-read for me. That’s why my cursor hovers over the send button for 20 seconds while my brain throws a small panic party complete with worst-case scenarios, before I finally hit send and share my first draft with you.

(Should be noted that T is nothing like this. She is clear, kind and supportive in her feedback - always has been!)

 

[MelissaBaby]

You want a happy ending?

Oyster River

 

[THBGato]

You want a happy ending?

Oyster River

Hell yeah.

I've already plugged this once on this thread, happy to do so again. X

 

[Two21B]

Trying to come up with some slightly more obscure offerings made for a fun diversion from all the stupid yard work I had to do today. I came up with about four possibilities for you, Ms. Gato, only to discover you had already left comments on three of them! That just left All In. It is a bit older and easy to overlook because it's the writer's only offering in that category. I enjoyed it, though, and I certainly felt it had a happy ending!

 

[THBGato]

That just left All In. It is a bit older and easy to overlook because it's the writer's only offering in that category. I enjoyed it, though, and I certainly felt it had a happy ending!

Awesome, thanks!

Yes, I have read everything that's been recommended so far in this thread (including Gideon the Ninth, which I didn't think was all that. It's just The Hunger Games with necromancy. I didn't hate it, but it didn't make me want to read the sequels either. Hmmm, maybe I should have put that in the "controversial opinions thread".)

 

[Nightaelf]

Awesome, thanks!

Yes, I have read everything that's been recommended so far in this thread (including Gideon the Ninth, which I didn't think was all that. It's just The Hunger Games with necromancy. I didn't hate it, but it didn't make me want to read the sequels either. Hmmm, maybe I should have put that in the "controversial opinions thread".)

My new story is pending for two months allready, but it's something you might like when it finaly gets published...

 

[THBGato]

That just left All In. I

This was lovely. Sweet, funny, warm. It somehow managed to be pacey yet took its time too. Thanks for the recommendation. X