I kissed a girl, and I liked it. Her lips were soft against mine, her tongue; probing, exploring, and licking away my defenses.Shy at first, then getting deeper, hotter, and wetter.I had thought of what it would feel like,dreamt of sucking her tongue and making her moan.But it was better, oh so much pleasure. I was breathless, winded, and mindless.Damn, I was born to kiss a girl. I touched a girl, and I liked it.Her skin felt soft and smooth to my …
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A young Ghanaian woman suppressed her desire for other women until she went to college in the US and shared an apartment with a Ghanaian authoritative lesbian. Linda promises Abby a good time if she ever …
Happy Pride Month! …
Perhaps I have perchance mentioned that Adventures From the Bedrooms of African Women is now an award winning podcast ? Yes? Just checking to make sure that you knew. Anyways, Nana and I were just recently …
I entered the stall and leaned against the wall for a second. I did not need to use the bathroom. I just needed to get away from her gaze. I wasn’t scared of her, no. She …
14th October 2022. “Go and finger the girl in green.” She said this between kisses, while I was straddling her. This confused me momentarily, because my girlfriend is very aware that I never make the first …
14th October 2022. Before the Party 18:30 We just got back from the beach. The plan for the day had been to go shopping at Makola, get herb at the beach and come home to rest …
By Billy Hani Fingering is often viewed as ‘less than’ in terms of penetrative sex. Due to heterosexual norms, ‘penetrative sex’ is only seen to be valid when it involves a penis. Otherwise, it is simply …
To strap, or not to strap, that is the question. That’s the concept we shall be exploring in this essay. Someone raised a concern about a pattern she’d noticed among Ghanaian LBQ women. Apparently, many of …
Written by Naomi “I can’t believe this is happening.” I whimpered to myself, just before I rang the doorbell. The door cracked open to reveal the brightest pair of honey eyes and a mischievous gap-toothed grin …
Written by Adwoa Supi This is a personal statement of a young Ghanaian woman who was ashamed of her femininity because of the misogynistic environment she grew up in, and thus protested against her body for …