It's never too late to find love … with a woman

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Whether you’ve come to the realisation that you’re late-in-life lesbian, or over the years your sexuality has slid from straight to bisexual or queer, or you’ve identified as ‘straight’ your whole life up until the point you met a particular woman who the mere sight of nearly disintegrated your panties and now you can’t stop thinking about where women have been all your life… Whatever your situation, coming out can happen at any time and any age.

Regardless your reasons for coming out, here’s are my tips for exploring your sexuality for women in the midst of a queer awakening, and ultimately, living your best life.

Better late than never

I’ve known so many older women who have been married to men or in heterosexual relationships for decades and hesitate about coming out or changing their situation because they feel like “it’s too late”. And to that I say, it’s never too late to be your authentic self.

There’s more cultural acceptance and less stigma for LGBTIQ+ people than there was 20 years ago, with research from a poll from LGBTQ rights charity Stonewall, showing that people are coming out at younger ages than ever before, that’s certainly not the case for everyone! In fact, for some women, it can take years of straight relationships to either realise they’re lesbian, bi or queer; develop the confidence to come out; or because sexuality can be fluid – sometimes who and what you’re attracted to can just evolve. There’s no expiry date for coming out, and it definitely isn’t just for young ones!

Which brings me to my next point…

You’re not alone!

Creaking open the closet door and stepping foot into the rainbow unknown can feel extremely overwhelming at first, especially if you feel out of your depth after a long history of only dating men. But, fret not! You might be out of your comfort zone, but you aren’t alone!

In fact, the majority of women on Adult Match Maker have signalled on their profiles that they’re keen to meet other women, with 60% of those members only seeking women, and 34% stating that they are bisexual or bicurious. If you’re a woman looking to meet other women on Adult Match Maker then your cup runneth over as you are amongst the majority!

On top of that, while we’re still a way from full equality, there is much more cultural acceptance, less stigma and secrecy, more same-sex representation, and more opportunities and inclusion for LGBTIQ+ people than there was 20 years ago.

Being queer is a gift, and part of the fun of being out and proud is the joy of finding your community and learning who you are and what makes you tick. 

Your family will probably ask weird questions about your sex life

Part of the rite of passage of coming out, is the awkward and weirdly inappropriate questions from family, friends and acquaintances. Most people are just genuinely curious because it’s beyond their own experience, but sometimes people will probe you for the hot and heavy details. It’s up to you who you share that information with, but I like to stop people in their tracks by telling them they can see the ins and outs by subscribing to my OnlyFans, and then turn on my heels and leave the room.

The reality is, if you’re freshly plucked from the closet, you’re probably still figuring it out yourself and you don’t have all the answers anyway! I feel like I had zero answers when I came out. It was only by putting myself out there that I figured it out. 

With that being said, one of the best parts of coming out and being brave enough to live your best queer life, is that you’ll find that your authenticity will give your loved ones the strength and encouragement to open up to you about their past experiences, non-straight relationships or same-sex feelings they might currently still harbour. Awww.

Lez go!

Now comes the fun part. It’s time to act on those queer feelings and get amongst it! By coming out of the closet, you’ve opened the door to a whole new universe of sexual and romantic possibility. 

While life would be so much easier if when we came out, a pack of horny queer women descended on our door step waving rainbow flags and strapons, your profile on Adult Match Maker has the potential to be just as effective at getting you out there.

If you haven’t already, give your profile and search filters a makeover, and let those chicks know you’ve arrived and what you’re up for. Are you looking for casual hook ups? Polyamory? Kinky fun? A long-term lover? A group of gay women to go out on the town with? Or maybe all of the above? Why not! Whatever you’re looking for, we recommend grabbing a glass of wine and getting comfortable because you’re about to fall down a rabbit hole of flirtacious, exciting, complex, thrilling, skin-tingling unchartered territory.

The time is now to throw caution to the wind, find yourself a comfortable strapon and enjoy the ride. The world is your oyster and she’s never been moister.

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  • KinkyGirl101

    KinkyGirl101

    More than a month ago

    @MandyMaree2022 hmmm you are missing out on so much lusciousness. Discovering how soft a woman feels and exploring her curves, that first tentative kiss with a feeling that it's taboo all wrapped up with how incredibly soft her lips are. I always think if there's attraction why limit yourself even if it's only soft play.

    • Notsonewnow

      Notsonewnow

      More than a month ago

      Completely agree with your comment, well said. An old saying "don't knock it till you try it"!

    • MandyMaree2022

      Account Closed

      More than a month ago

      Just so you both know I’ve tried it and it did NOTHING for me. Secondly I’ve waxed hundreds and hundreds of women, very few nice pussies around like mine so I wouldn’t even be remotely tempted to go there again. I think most women think being ‘ bi ‘ is a little taboo or naughty, or HOT but it’s really not all that. Far more ‘ taboo ‘ things to do I feel. Whatever works for you both though. I get what I need as in ‘ sensual ‘ connections with men. If I didn’t I wouldn’t do it :) I know what moves my soul.

    • KinkyGirl101

      KinkyGirl101

      More than a month ago

      @MandyMaree2022 I believe sensual connection is about so much more than what a pussy or a cock looks like. Let's face it some men prefer hair down there, some like long labia, some like large clits. So really perfect is in the eye of the beholder.

    • Notsonewnow

      Notsonewnow

      More than a month ago

      right again kinky. unsure why MandyMaree is venting? really who cares.
      P.S nothing taboo about anything, each to their own.

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  • MandyMaree2022

    MandyMaree2022

    More than a month ago

    NEVER had any interest and I’ve had more then enough ‘ opportunities ‘ to go there if I wanted to. If you are curious sure have a go. Anyone I know that’s gotten with another women later in life was always gay, probably in denial or they just hadn’t embraced it yet.

    I think you can be attracted to a person regardless of their sexuality but again NO desire to be with a woman on any level, especially sexually.

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  • Hightimeforlove

    Hightimeforlove

    More than a month ago

    The easiest, low-key way to explore same sex contact, for both men and women, is to experiment in a 3some, 4some or group setting. If in doubt, just ask "Is this ok?" You might be pleasantly surprised by the response!
    I've seen it a lot. Go for it!

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      BrandNew2021

      More than a month ago

      100% correct! Threesomes are a great way to open that communication with your partner about feelings for the same sex. We communicate well and now we both see people of the same sex, but still have a wonderful marriage

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  • CuriousKitty84

    CuriousKitty84

    More than a month ago

    Loved this! And so true.

    Reply
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