• NickwithaC
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        471 year ago

        I still can’t fathom how that one vine got universally accepted as code for lesbians.

        • @[email protected]
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          91 year ago

          Because it was treated as a reading of historical texts. I haven’t personally looked up if those historical texts are legit but it’s funny to think that historians would disregard lesbian relations by saying they were just friends/roommates

          • @KermitLeFrog
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            21 year ago

            It wasn’t just lesbian relationships. Pretty much any gay/lesbian relationship when written about by historians calls them roommates or very close friends or some bullshit like that

            • @[email protected]
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              11 year ago

              I had only seen it in the context of lesbian relationships till now (multiple times, not just a couple of times), and didn’t want to assume.

          • NickwithaC
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            41 year ago

            https://youtu.be/S0iM3bkkpbI

            That’s it. That’s really all there is. And yet whenever you see posts about women in love there’s always a reference to this one 5 second video. It’s also never in the stories about people’s uncles having a “friend” who lives with them in a one bed flat in the Castro, it’s only ever a wlw thing.

        • @AA5B
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          11 year ago

          Way pre-dated vine