Anonymous wrote:You could go to ALOHO and meet other women. Just having friends helps immensely since they usually have other friends.
Pride is coming up next month. You could go there and you'll probably meet a lot of queer people too. Maybe even find a couple of friends. You could pin one of these to your bag if you want people to know you're not a cis ally.
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=lesbian+flag+pin&crid=2CO7118U0UB0R&sprefix=lesbian+flag+pin%2Caps%2C191&ref=nb_sb_noss_1
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m in several meetups, but the ones that have had pretty consistent good turnout in DC are the Lesbian Happy Hour meetup and Dynamic Lesbians events.
Any racial and age diversity in these groups?
Anonymous wrote:I’m in several meetups, but the ones that have had pretty consistent good turnout in DC are the Lesbian Happy Hour meetup and Dynamic Lesbians events.
Anonymous wrote:Are you in the DC area?
Online dating can suck. There are online support groups and meetups to help.
I came out in my 30s after marriage to a man and thought I would be judged by those in the lesbian community, but those fears were unfounded.