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People love lesbian porn—especially women. In fact, the term "lesbian" was the most searched term among women on Pornhub in 2019 and the most searched term in the United States overall. (Though it’s worth noting that Pornhub isn’t the most historically ethical site.) It’s all fine and good that lesbian porn is getting online hype, but consider this: While lesbian porn is the top-searched item among women, only 1.3 percent of women actually identify as lesbian and 4.3 percent of women identify as bisexual in the U.S., per a 2021 Gallup poll .
If women are watching more lesbian porn than ever, why is it that less than six percent of the population consider themselves lesbian or bisexual? Could an interest in lesbian porn mean you’re looking to explore your sexuality? Or, can it just be a fun way to experience arousal? Perhaps a bit of both?
It’s an interesting and nuanced dichotomy, but just for the record, "it is absolutely normal to enjoy lesbian porn if you are a straight woman," says Wendasha Jenkins Hall , PhD, a sex educator and researcher based in Atlanta, Georgia. "It is not an indicator that you are lesbian or bisexual, although there is nothing wrong with exploring your sexual orientation." In fact, watching any kind of porn is all about figuring out what brings you pleasure, according to Jenkins Hall. If lesbian porn aligns with what arouses you, go ahead and watch, she advises.
That said, you might still be wondering what exactly lesbian porn offers women that other porn categories don’t. Ahead, experts weigh in on the inclinations toward lesbian porn and what makes the category so popular:
"Culturally, it’s more acceptable for women to experiment with their sexuality than men," Jenkins Hall explains. "But that doesn’t mean straight women are undercover lesbians or bisexual. For straight women, lesbian porn is an avenue by which they can explore their sexuality."
In short, because society is more accepting of woman-on-woman experimentation, there’s less shame regarding women’s curiosity toward watching lesbian porn, even if it doesn’t match their actual sexual orientation.
"Simply put, lesbian porn—especially porn produced by women or femme-identifying people—centers female pleasure," says Jenkins Hall. Mainstream heterosexual porn, however, is more focused on portraying women’s pleasure from the male gaze (a.k.a. what men would *like* to watch or feel happen during sex rather than what pleases women).
"Women are often props for the male gaze and their sexual gratification in mainstream porn," Jenkins Hall notes. "It’s basically penis and ejaculation-centric. On the other hand, lesbian porn can be more sensual, softer, and more realistic in its portrayal of sex and orgasms." Lesbian porn is also more likely to feature foreplay, sex toys, and clitoral stimulation, all of which are more conducive to producing a female orgasm than penetration-focused videos.
If you’re a woman or vagina-having person, you might be able to identify with the feelings and sensations being portrayed in lesbian porn more than the ones in heterosexual porn. "Lesbian porn mirrors more real life scenarios and body parts more than straight porn," explains Janet Brito , PhD, a clinical psychologist and certified sex therapist based in Hawaii. "Women are able to watch themselves, and imagine themselves being touched in similar ways." Meaning, if you find yourself watching porn and thinking if only … it might just be because you’re longing for similar stimulation from your sexual partner(s), not necessarily because you identify with lesbian sexuality.
Women are looking for porn that appeals to their needs, and since a lot of heterosexual porn doesn’t address what straight women *actually* desire, it makes sense that they’d look elsewhere. So, if you love lesbian porn, don't overthink it. You're allowed to watch whatever turns you on—even if it doesn't fit the traditional narrative of sexuality and sexual orientation.
"Acknowledge that we live in a shame-based environment that discourages sex positivity, and that you are being open to exploring sexual scripts and scenes that honor your arousal template through lesbian porn," Brito explains. "The popularity of lesbian porn shows that straight women’s sexuality is fluid, and that they're able to exercise flexibility regarding experimenting with a variety of sexual fantasies, and become aroused by a variety of narratives, sexual acts, and bodies." And isn't that kind of a beautiful thing?

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I just read Kerby Anderson’s article on Homosexual Theology . Very well written, although I do disagree on some points. I consider myself homosexual. I am a 36 year-old female. As far back as I can remember, from the age of 2 or 3, I’ve have “felt” like a boy. This goes beyond just same-sex attractions. It goes into wanting to play army and trucks as a child, rather than play with dolls and, eventually, being sexually attracted to females (even in grade school), rather than males. For me, as I can only speak for myself, it is not all about sex. I would rather share my life with a female, even if we never had sex. I want the same thing I assume most heterosexuals want; a home, family, decent job, vacation time, and hope for a healthy, happy future.
I guess my question for you is, what do you think caused my homosexuality? I grew up in the “All-American Family.” Stay at home mom, dad who always worked, middle-class, church on Sundays. I am the youngest of three, and the only girl. I was always encouraged to act and dress like a female by my parents. I had no doubt about my parents love for me and felt very secure and safe in my environment. I grew up about as “normal” as anyone can in American. So, can you shed any light? Thanks, ________
Kerby Anderson forwarded your e-mail to me because I am very familiar with the homosexuality issue.
The difficulty in trying to explain the foundations for another person’s same gender attraction is always increased when we are only given selective details. What you wrote to Kerby isn’t your whole story, and you couldn’t possibly be able to GIVE your whole story, especially when the most important parts are what happened inside your head and heart.
One of the things we have discovered over the past several years is that the contributing factors to homosexuality include not only events (such as sexual abuse) and relationships (especially with parents), but how a child PERCEIVES events and relationships. For example, dads can show and tell their love in one way, but if his son or daughter doesn’t hear it or see it, s/he can feel unloved even though the love was there. Parents can feel that they are accepting their children, but sometimes the kids don’t feel that acceptance. And that makes sense, since we are all broken people living in a fallen world, and sometimes our “love receptors” are broken just like a radio can be broken and not receive the radio waves that would translate into sound if it weren’t broken.
There is an intriguing detail you DID include, which was being sexually attracted to females, even in grade school. Emotionally healthy children do not experience sexual attraction until adolescence. (Kids sometimes develop crushes on other kids, but it’s an intense emotional attraction, not a sexual attraction.) Becoming sexual at an early age isn’t normal; all the examples I ever heard of were the result of sexual exposure (which is actually sexual abuse) at an early age.
So I would suggest there are parts to your story–your true relationship with your parents, possible experiences you don’t mention–that are a big part of what you have experienced. Having boy-like interests at an early age, in and of itself, doesn’t say that anything was wrong; there is a wide spectrum of what it means to be a female, just as there is a wide spectrum of what it means to be male. And that, I believe, is by divine design, because God is delighted to make people with great variety. But that doesn’t mean He gave you same-gender attraction, and it doesn’t mean He made you gay. It means something happened, even if you don’t know what it is. Homosexuality is really about gender confusion, and something interfered with you embracing your femininity if you have closed yourself off from wanting intimate relationships with men.
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