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Many GL (Girls’ Love) women don’t know how to have sex with a T (Tomboy) partner and may think that female-female sex isn’t necessary. This is a common misconception.
Just like heterosexual couples, lesbian couples need cuddles, caresses, and intimate GL sex.
Are you interested in having sex with a T but unsure how to start? Or have you tried lesbian sex but felt something was missing? Don’t worry — below are practical GL sex tips for a pleasurable experience!
Due to conservative social norms in the past, lesbian communities developed their own terms to avoid awkwardness. Here’s a guide:

Lesbian sex methods can include:
Source: National Pingtung University
Remember, these classifications are for self-identification within the lesbian community. Understanding these terms is the first step to connecting with your partner.
Always trim your nails before lesbian sex. Long nails or acrylics can cause discomfort, especially during first-time GL intimacy with a T partner.
Trimming nails prevents pain and reduces vaginal dryness.
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Foreplay is essential in lesbian sex. Female genitalia are highly sensitive, and insufficient foreplay can make GL sex uncomfortable.
Discuss each other’s sensitive zones beforehand. Common sensitive spots include:

Before lesbian sex, use your hands to gently caress sensitive areas. Couples can kiss or nibble on the neck and behind the ears.
Gradually move hands down: thighs → buttocks. Apply gentle pressure on fleshier areas. Near the genital region, you can linger a bit, then return to kiss the lips, maintaining eye contact.
Remember, never rush to insert fingers into the vagina during lesbian sex.
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If pubic hair is present, gently move it aside before oral stimulation to avoid discomfort. If none, proceed directly.
Use the tip of your tongue, teasing from bottom to top and outside to inside. Avoid laying the entire tongue flat; teasing with the tip enhances arousal.

Intentionally avoid the most sensitive parts initially. Teasing surrounding areas increases arousal, making the partner more receptive and wet.
During oral stimulation, incorporate fingers. As the partner begins to move and moan, you can add a clitoral suction device. Our clitoral suction toys help when your tongue gets tired!
Introduce one finger slowly into the vagina. The partner should already be highly aroused by this stage.
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Various positions exist. Being on top often maximizes pleasure. Try positions labeled 6 or 9 in reference charts.
After oral and finger play, target the G-spot. Locate the raised area along the anterior vaginal wall, or ask the partner for feedback.
We offer G-spot toys designed for lesbian play, delivering targeted stimulation for quick climaxes.

Lesbian sex often incorporates oral-friendly products, vibrators, or dildos to simulate penetration.
Many prefer clitoral stimulation over fake penises, but female-oriented vibrators are essential, stimulating both the vulva and G-spot simultaneously.

Scissoring involves crossing legs like scissors, allowing vulvas to rub together. It’s a purely physical female-female sex technique. Source: WebMD
Proper body rotation during friction stimulates pleasure points, often leading to mutual orgasm. Source: Healthline
All lesbian couples should try this. Reference the images below for guidance.

After lesbian sex, remember to give your partner a warm embrace. Women naturally desire closeness post-intimacy.
A long hug shows care and leaves a lingering sense of affection. You can also discuss what felt good and what could be improved. Sharing and communication strengthens emotional bonds and enhances relationship health.

Trim your nails and observe your partner’s reactions. Pleasure and discomfort are often communicated through expressions and sounds. Communicate and hug after sex to satisfy emotional needs.
Some wonder if lesbian sex without a penis is considered sex. Opinions vary, but many agree that using fingers or toys can be considered sexual activity. Once engaged, you will naturally understand it as sexual intimacy.
Female bodies differ greatly from male bodies. Kissing, touch, and gestures vary. Many women prefer stimulation from other women’s bodies rather than relying on male anatomy, focusing on mutual pleasure and emotional connection.
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