tila tequila and her girlfriend

The Superficial - Tila Tequila finds lesbian love, not returning for third season of <em>A Shot at Love</em>



I hate to tell you this, girlfriend, but from the expression on her face she's just not that into you. I bet the next news we hear from Tila is that this chick has dumped her.

Hayden Panettiere and Paris Hilton in hot lesbian action

Someone's getting laid tonight for sure..... They went home together.....

Merry Naked Thai Christmas!

Hayden Pantierre and Eva Longoria Semi-Lesbian pics

Looks like they're about to get it on.

Lesbian BDSM relationship

From Ms. Mix & Bitch: Many of the questions I am getting revolve around a couple of themes. So in the interest of brevity - and not looking like a one-or-two-issue themed site, I am picking one question for each “theme” and rolling with it. Hopefully, all of you who sent in questions regarding this particular topic will feel addressed by the following. Enjoy…

Dear Ms. Mix & Bitch,

I am a 28-year-old attractive lesbian that has been with the same woman for about two years now. Recently she’s been wanting to become more experimental with our sex life - which has always been fine with me - until now. She’s really getting into the BDSM scene and wants me to go along for the ride. At first, I thought it was kinda fun - I didn’t mind being tied up and spanked. But then “Lori” started bringing home bondage videos and magazines. I finally gave in and went to a club with her, where of course I was the submissive. Then, it started getting too freaky for me. Being tied up for what seemed hours at a time, being ordered to be with other women…and really, the look in her eyes scares the shit out of me. It’s menacing, even a bit evil. She’s always had a nasty side to her, but now I feel it’s taking over. She tells me I just need to get used to it - to “let go.” I don’t know, is she right?

Signed -

Tied Up in Knots”

Dear Tied Up in Knots,

O.k. ladies out there…I’m starting to see a really crappy pattern here. That pattern being you speaking up for yourselves, being ignored/cajoled by your partners, then asking if it’s your issue. WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO ‘NO’ MEANING ‘NO?’ Gavin DeBecker wrote an incredible book called “The Gift of Fear,” which basically stated in a nutshell that we are all instinctual beings, but women are told to ignore their true needs and hunces because they are afraid of “not being nice.” Not listening to your gut can get you into a LOT of trouble - both physically and emotionally.

Oh and by the way, from what I’ve heard, the absolute fundamental principle of the BDSM community is establishing trust and boundaries so that participants - whether dominant OR submissive - feel safe. That’s why there are cue words so that people can let their fellow fuck bunnies know when they’ve gone too far. So it seems just based on that alone, Lori is seriously violating you.

Flower Tucci

Lesbians marry in Mexico

A lesbian couple registered what officials called Mexico's first gay civil union Wednesday in the northern city of Saltillo.

Karina Almaguer and Karla Lopez traveled to Saltillo, Coahuila, from their home state of Tamaulipas to register as a "civil solidarity union" under a newly passed law that made Coahuila the first of Mexico's 31 states to grant recognition to such unions. Television footage showed the couple smiling broadly and shaking hands with officials after the simple ceremony at a registrar's office.

Coahuila State Assemblywoman Julieta Lopez Fuentes, who served as an official witness at the civil ceremony, said the law passed earlier this month allows people from other states to register such unions in Coahuila.

"Same-sex couples from other states have been asking for information about formalizing their unions," said Lopez Fuentes. "Right now, we haven't heard about any foreigners asking for information, but anyone who is interested would have to show they are (legally) staying in Mexico."

"The object of this law is that unions of people of the same sex be legally regulated and recognized, so that they can have some security in their future," she said.

Lopez Fuentes said it was the first same-sex civil union in Mexico. In November, Mexico City, which as a semi-independent capital zone has some of the same powers as states, passed a similar measure, the first in the nation's history, but that law will not go into effect until mid-March.

Lopez Fuentes said that state Registrar Alicia Rivera, who performs some functions equivalent to a justice of the peace, registered the union Wednesday.

The law, which provides gay couples with numerous social benefits similar to those of married couples, was approved by the Coahuila state legislature Jan. 11 by a vote of 20 to 13. Coahuila Gov. Humberto Moreira later signed the bill into law.

The laws have been sharply criticized by the Roman Catholic Church and the conservative National Action Party of President Felipe Calderon. While homosexuality is still taboo in many rural parts of Latin America, the region's urban areas are becoming more socially liberal. Mexico City and Coahuila join the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires and the southern Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul in legalizing same-sex civil unions.

At the national level, lawmakers in Costa Rica and Colombia have debated, but not passed, similar measures. (Juan Montano, AP)