Lesbian, English, referred to as Les. LES is an identity, not a profession, not a fashion culture. LES is the love of two women, one woman falls in love with another woman, and the two women here are lesbians with female complex. What is female complex? The feminine knot refers to the fact that women are infatuated with the same-sex female characteristics, but they also like their own female characteristics, have no feelings for male characteristics, and cannot have love for the opposite sex. Some women can fall in love with both women and men. These women are not lesbians, but bisexual. There are still some people who are used to calling themselves "men", do not admit their gender, and like to dress regardless of gender. They are not lesbians, but homosexuals. Most of them are born and cannot be changed.

Lesbians are divided into p, t, H t, h.

P stands for female side, T stands for male side, and H is indistinguishable.

In fact, the real les does not distinguish between T P H. T (tomboy) originally refers to a strong-willed woman among lesbians, not imitating men in appearance and behavior.

If a woman wants other women to love her like men, it means that what she needs is men, not women. So when a girl likes a woman and a man, she will subconsciously like a boy. They're not lesbians.

Lesbian means that the same sex attracts each other, is attracted by the same sex characteristics, and then develops into love.

In fact, no matter what kind of love is the true emotion from the heart, lesbians are just the feelings between two women, and perhaps the biggest difference from ordinary love is that they are not highly accepted.

As for the distinction, some people say that lesbians and other girls prefer holding hands or interlocking their fingers when walking. Les may be casual or indifferent to men, or he may have no good feelings for men. If you see a beautiful woman, you can comment in detail. . . For example, I think my legs are beautiful or something Then you may pay more attention to things with female plots, TV dramas and the like. . .