The Classy and a bit Smart Assy British Lesbians Part 1 [The seducer Anne Lister]

Gentleman Jack is the new HBO television drama about the historical love story of Anne Lister and her wife, Ann Walker, in 1800s England. Gentleman Jack, named after one of Lister’s sobriquets, creator and sole writer Sally Wainwright (Happy Valley, Last Tango in Halifax) imagines what we can’t know. Wainwright gives us a profoundly human heroine who’s never just an idealistic queer woman. Between Wainwright’s crisp scripts and star Suranne Jones’ flawless performance, it’s tempting to believe that Anne Lister was the most fascinating person of the 19th century, both a product of her time and an anti-conformist whose forward thinking would not be appreciated in its entirety during her lifetime.  Gentleman Jack is full of ambivalences, never letting us forget what an original Anne is, while suggesting that a lifetime of asserting herself in order to get what she wants—and usually having the weight of moral authority behind her—may have left her ill-prepared for cooperation or compromise.

Anne Lister (1791–1840), now known as ‘the first modern lesbian,’ was a wealthy, independent landowner who was renowned in her time for dressing always in black, without bothering to indulge in the feminine frills like the others of her sex. She was the 19th century equivalent of a “butch” lesbian, and she became known to locals as ‘ Gentleman Jack.
Her lesbian lifestyle, however, was one of the best kept secrets of her time.

Starting at age fifteen, Anne began to write in personal diaries, a practice which she continued throughout many years of her life until her untimely death from an insect sting, at age forty-nine, while travelling in Russia. Her diaries are extremely detailed and total more than four million words. Anne’s earliest diaries include entries documenting her first love, a fellow pupil, Eliza Raine, at the Manor School in York.

The encoded portions of Anne’s diaries document her passionate love affairs with other women. Anne was strikingly free and easy about her sexuality and her numerous romantic encounters. She openly courted young women–many of whom seemed most willing to fall under her spell.
-for more visit: https://www.annelister.co.uk/




  The first filmed version of Anne Lister’s life was the 2010’s  Secret Diaries of  Miss Anne Lister.  Secret Diaries covers the time from about 1816, when Anne’s girlfriend Mariana marries a wealthy gentleman, until around 1832 or shortly after, because that’s when Anne meets and falls in love with local heiress Ann Walker. Gentleman Jack begins in 1832 with Anne meeting Ann Walker and is entirely about their affair.


The french do it better - Lesbian narration in french series

 This week I started watching Dix Pour Cent (Call My Agent) comedy series, having a soft spot for the french, without knowing that there was a lesbian storyline in it. And now I'm hooked. 
In fact, it is the leading character of Andrea Martel, who is the driven, sexually aggressive lesbian, played by the most-talented hottie Camille Cottin (googled her already, not a real lesbian but dreams are for free, right?) 



 Last night as I watched the season-finale of the first series I was left with an excitement that only a brilliant show can bring and believe me, as the years pass and I get older (lol) I get less and less impressed from Tv shows. 

  So as a true lesbian that respects herself, I sneakpeaked season 2 and 3 and I have to say this in a teasing mood; oh, those french people! I love/hate them for being so open and fluid when it comes to sexuality. I really admire them for having complex characters who are a mirror of the insane world that we live in. 

 In addition, it is shot in Paris with amazing photography, without resorting to cliched scenery. Even the music accompanying every scene was carefully selected. As for the lesbian narration between Andrea and Colette,  the chemistry of the two actresses hits red in the most satisfying way.
  I wholeheartedly recommend this show. It is, one hundred percent, worth a few hours of your time. 

Why I adore Latin American Telenovelas

 And since we started talking about soap operas, there is no comparison to Latin American Telenovelas. They make more sense to me, they have a complete story and the lesbian viewers get granded their wishes. And most important, the one of them doesn't die like in most English spoken couples (whoever has watched Clexa the lesbian pairing from "the 100" can relate to the tears I have shed lol)

 So I adore how the Latin American scripts paint us lesbians. Last year, Bárbara and Mercedes were breaking all views in the telenovela "Perdona Nuestros Pecados" from Chile. The chemistry between those two is off the charts. In addition to the love story of  'Barcedes' there was also a feminist part; women that try to find their place in a male-dominated society. Barcedes is not the first lesbian couple on a Chilean telenovela.  Carla and Daniela on “No Abras la Puerta”  aired in 2014.



 Latin Americans know how to treat us. Take, for example, Clara and Marina (Clarina) from the Brazilian telenovela “Em Familia”  or Argentina, with  famous couple Flor and Jazmin from the telenovela “Las Estrellas”  (also know as Flozmin) and Brenda and Marisa, from the telenovela “Sos mi Hombre” 

 In Mexico which I consider the Home of Telenovelas, there was the couple Julia and Mariana from the telenovela “Las Aparicio”  and Lucia and Patricia (Lutricia) from the telenovela “Las Trampas del Deseo” And let's not forget the hottest new lesbians Juliana and Valentina "Juliantina"

All those lesbian stories can be found in YouTube, by typing their Portmanteaur.




Amar a Muerte lesbian couple Juliantina

So the past month I 've been literally stuck in the sofa watching like crazy the gorgeous lesbian couple Juliana and Valentina, from the Mexican Telenovela Amar a muerte.
Let me tell you, those women are total sex bombs and I can't bring myself to decide who I like more. I guess I like them both equally. So long as they keep kissing LOL!
To help you find out more, there is an exceptional work from a Mexican girl in YouTube, called "All the Lilies" that has a whole Playlist with #Juliantina with English subs. Go for it!


The L Word comeback in 2019?

Jumping from excitement, you guys. Who would think that after all those years the L Word would come back? They say it will air around the end of 2019. So, after Game of Thrones end we will at least have something to look forward to!!! 
Look for more info googling: L word 2019


7-year Restructure


A Word from the administrator



 Has it really been that long? 7 years? Wow, did time pass as fast for you, as it did for me, guys? I am not even sure that the fans of this blog are still the same, like back then. 
Some crazy years of youth we had, didn't we? 



 At 2012, I decided to stop posting. I thought my work was done. I realised that lesbian representation in movies and series was getting considerably better by the year and that #LGBTQ+ people around the globe could have access to all lesbian material from social media and thousand other sites. 


 You understand, I am not straight (at all) and I can't even tell a story straight, from the beginning. 
My beginner years as a blogger started 15 years ago, give or take a year. I was at my early twenties. And "twenties" being the keyword, I was hungry for everything #lesbian. Anything and everything that would give me the satisfaction that we #lesbians are everywhere and we are many. 

I had a passion to dig out lesbian movies from the internet that, at the time, wasn't as easy as these days. Netflix, amazon and other streaming sites existed only in the US and only for the well off.  And I thought, if I could only help one person in this world feel less alone being gay, open their eyes through the power of lesbian movies, feel that it's ok to be different and make a first step to admit it to theirselves, well then, my work was done.


 The idea of sharing lesbian movies started off at college. It was because of friends who wanted me to lend them my dvds as I already had had a vast collection of lesbian stuff. And we all know what happens when we lend our stuff, don't we? 97% chance we won't see them again lol!



 You see, I have been an #incorrigiblelesbian and a movie buff since I can remember myself. I had the privilege of being in a family with a Videostore, having access to movies since my childhood. 

 So, for around 7 years I was passionately searching for all lesbian stuff on the Internet to share with other lesbians around the globe.



 Then 7 years of a pause. Oops, I think i see a pattern there. Is it true then? The 7-year cycle? A 7-year-itch? 
Having said that, I am curious what the next 7 years will bring. Oh, and excuse any grammatical or editorial errors. English is not my native language. It's just easier to reach more #LGBTQ+ people. 
And by that I mean mostly lesbians :)


 So now, everybody is wondering. Will there be movies? Yes, lesbian cinematography will always be my passion. And no, lesbian material will not be given in this blog. The internet is nowadays full of all lesbian stuff accessible to everyone. 
What I had in mind was, to share with you my experience so you can dig it up yourselves. 


 Needless to say, girls, I would be ecstatic to learn from all your experience too. So we can all share our passion with each other. I can't wait to hear your thoughts.