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Hey anon, 

I scrolled all the waay down my advice section on my blog to get you a link of the ask I got regarding this topic. (I was scrolling for 20 minutes… haha)

Here is the link to that ask. 

Let me mention that I am VERY happy you want to educate yourself about this and please feel free to look at other resources because I don’t have all the information. Safe sex is super imprtant and something that should be talked about more often. 

Here are some other links to some youtube videos I made regarding sex that might interest you if you haven’t had sex with women before. 

How to talk to someone about getting tested.

How to finger a girl (female bodied person)

How to be confident in bed

How to take charge of your pleasure during sex

Tips on how to reach an orgasm

Sex and your ego

Oral Sex Tips

Female anatomy video

Lesbian Sex

Why you should masturbate

Receiving During Sex

I hope this helps anon, please let me know if you have any other questions! :)

Much love, 

Hey anon, 

Nope I am not a “Gold Star Lesbian” and I am quite proud of it :) I don’t think being a Gold Star Lesbian is something that makes you “more gay” or “better” than anyone else in the LGBTQ+ community. I actually have very strong feelings about that term. Feel free to check out the video on my channel where I talk about it. Here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJ9av3PBGP4

Hope you are doing well. 

Much love, 

Hey anon, 

I don’t see what the issue or question is here, which is a good thing! The way you have described our situation and reasoning makes perfect sense to me and I don’t see how anyone would have an issue with it. You are not being transphobic by saying you would not be able to date someone who has male genitalia. It is not your fault you were traumatized and it is not your fault that male private parts are triggering for you. In fact, I am very happy you realize that and know yourself well enough to know it would not be a good idea. If you were to get in bed with a transgendered woman and realize she has genitalia that may resemble that of a male it could cause a negative reaction in your and make them feel bad as a result. By being clear and knowing what you can or can’t handle you are saving yourself as well as any transgendered woman from a traumatic experience. With that being said, you could always be friends with transgendered women. It doesn’t make you a bad person or anything of that sort. 

As of the gold star thing.. I have issues with that label. haha Here is a video where I talk more in depth about the subject.  Being a gold star lesbian is a label that has been given to lesbians who have never had experiences with a man. Some people consider kissing to be part of it and others dedicated the label to lesbians who have not have sex with men (whatever their definition of sex is). Whether that make you one or not, in my opinion it is irrelevant. You are you and that is all that matters. :)

I also made a video on my channel about sexual molestation and how to go about having sex afterwards. You did mention trauma so I thought I would mention the video in case it is something that may interest you. Please know that this is not about you forcing yourself to have sex with transgendered women. If you know that will be something triggering and traumatic do not subject yourself to further trauma. It is all about knowing your boundaries and drawing limits. Here is the video for that. 

I hope this helped my dear!

Much love,