Your Southern Lesbian

🌈 65. What happens when two lesbians fall in love across 10,000 kilometers—and decide to build something together? Ashley meets Lenie Mare of South Africa and Nina Andersson of Sweden , the couple behind Bloom LGBTQ+ , to talk about their unexpected love story, LGBTQ+ connection—and why what they're building isn't quite what Ashley initially thought. This wasn't supposed to be a podcast interview. Then the conversation got interesting. 😂 Find Bloom LGBTQ+: 🌈 Facebook: Bloom LGBTQ+ 📸 Instagram: @bloomlgbtq143 📱 Android: Bloom LGBTQ+ on Google Play ❤️ Fundraiser: Support Bloom LGBTQ+ Connect with Your Southern Lesbian: 🎙️ YouTube + Podcast: Your Southern Lesbian 📱 TikTok: @your.southern.lesbian 📸 Instagram: @your_southern_lesbian 🦋 BlueSky: @ahydrick.bsky.social ✉️ To Sponsor: sponsor@angelbabyfilms.studio 📧 Apply to be a guest or send questions: yslinfo@angelbabyfilms.studio 📍 London, UK | SC, USA ✨ Disclaimer/Reminder: I’m not a doctor — this show’s for entertainment and encouragement only. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What if some of the most important relationships in our lives aren’t romantic at all? Ashley explores lesbian friendships, chosen family, adult friendship, friendship breakups and the people who somehow know us through every version of ourselves. Why do some friendships last while others fade? Can you outgrow someone you still love? And what actually makes someone family? Pull up a chair, y’all. 🌈 🌈 Connect with Your Southern Lesbian: 🎙️ YouTube + Podcast: Your Southern Lesbian 📱 TikTok: @your.southern.lesbian 📸 Instagram: @your_southern_lesbian 🦋 BlueSky: @ahydrick.bsky.social ✉️ To Sponsor: sponsor@angelbabyfilms.studio 📧 Apply to be a guest or send questions: yslinfo@angelbabyfilms.studio 📍 London, UK | SC, USA ✨ Disclaimer/Reminder: I’m not a doctor — this show’s for entertainment and encouragement only. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What does emotional safety actually feel like in a lesbian relationship? Ashley explores the patterns we bring into love—from masking and people-pleasing to control and self-protection—and what happens when two very different survival strategies collide. Can conflict actually be healthy? What does repair look like? And how do you know when someone is truly willing to grow? Pull up a chair, y’all. 🌈 🌈 Connect with Your Southern Lesbian: 🎙️ YouTube + Podcast: Your Southern Lesbian 📱 TikTok: @your.southern.lesbian 📸 Instagram: @your_southern_lesbian 🦋 BlueSky: @ahydrick.bsky.social ✉️ To Sponsor: sponsor@angelbabyfilms.studio 📧 Apply to be a guest or send questions: yslinfo@angelbabyfilms.studio 📍 London, UK | SC, USA ✨ Disclaimer/Reminder: I’m not a doctor — this show’s for entertainment and encouragement only. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Project 2025 Explained: LGBTQ+ Rights, Women's Rights & What You Need to Know What is Project 2025 , and why are so many LGBTQ+ people and women concerned about it? In this episode of Your Southern Lesbian , host Ashley Hydrick is joined by activist and clinical mental health counseling graduate student Gina Montel for an honest conversation about Project 2025, LGBTQ+ rights, women's rights, transgender rights, the SAVE Act, and why staying informed matters. Together, they discuss what Project 2025 proposes, how policy changes could affect LGBTQ+ Americans and women, the importance of voting, supporting LGBTQ+-owned businesses, protecting mental health, and finding community during uncertain times. Whether you agree, disagree, or are simply curious, this episode encourages you to read for yourself, ask questions, and stay engaged. 🌈 Connect with Your Southern Lesbian: YouTube + Podcast: Your Southern Lesbian TikTok: @your.southern.lesbian Instagram: @your_southern_lesbian BlueSky: @ahydrick.bsky.social ✨ Disclaimer: This podcast is for entertainment and encouragement only and should not be considered medical or legal advice. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stop treating joy like a reward for surviving the week; it’s a tool you need now . In this episode, Ashley Hydrick breaks down the concept of "Radical Joy" and why scheduling fun before your to-do list is finished is essential for mental health. Plus, big news: The Dinah festival officially changes hands after 35 years! Ashley details the transition from founder Mariah Hanson to new owners Bella Barco and Rose Garcia, ensuring the legacy continues as a safe space for the entire LGBTQ+ community. The episode also features a "Dear Southern Lesbian" segment tackling whether dating women is actually easier than dating men, updates on Lesbian Visibility Week in London, and a look at new queer representation in film. Key Topics: The Dinah festival sale, Radical Joy as a regulation tool, dating dynamics between women, and the importance of doing things alone. Links & Resources Mentioned: * The Dinah Festival (BellaRose Productions) https://thedinah.com * Sapphic Socials London (Jennie Rowland) https://meetup.com/sapphic-socials?member_id=231565816 * Mint Events (Nikki Chubb) https://www.mintevents.london * Queer Edge (EJ Nutbrown) https://www.queereast.co.uk * The Common Press (Aisha Shaibu-Lenoir) https://www.commonpress.co.uk * Sanura Dance (Sandy Chuchuca) https://www.sanuradance.com • “Notice Me” Rom-Com Trailer (Starring Amy Spalding & Francesca Amewudah-Rivers) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPahkuSN0tQ 🌈 Connect with Your Southern Lesbian: 🎙️ YouTube + Podcast: Your Southern Lesbian 📱 TikTok: @your.southern.lesbian 📸 Instagram: @your_southern_lesbian 🦋 BlueSky: @ahydrick.bsky.social ✉️ Product Sponsors: sponsor@angelbabyfilms.studio 📧 Apply to be a guest or send questions: yslinfo@angelbabyfilms.studio 📍 London, UK | SC, USA Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ever share something you love, only to be met with disinterest or dismissal? In this episode, Ashley Hydrick discusses how to protect your joy from energy vampires, doom scrolling, and the daily news cycle. Learn why grounding yourself through meditation, nature walks, or even pickleball is the ultimate "cheat code" for handling difficult conversations and showing up as your best self on dates. Ashley shares her personal routine for staying present and explains why finding joy isn't selfish—it's necessary for making clear decisions in chaotic times. Key Topics: Protecting your energy, the art of grounding, avoiding doom scrolling, and showing up grounded for dating. CONTACT INFO: 🌈 Connect with Your Southern Lesbian: 🎙️ YouTube + Podcast: Your Southern Lesbian 📱 TikTok: @your.southern.lesbian 📸 Instagram: @your_southern_lesbian 🦋 BlueSky: @ahydrick.bsky.social ✉️ To Sponsor: sponsor@angelbabyfilms.studio 📧 Apply to be a guest or send questions: yslinfo@angelbabyfilms.studio 📍 London, UK | Charleston, SC, USA ✨ Disclaimer/Reminder: I’m not a doctor — this show’s for entertainment and encouragement only. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stop trying to earn love by being the funniest, richest, or most agreeable person in the room. In this episode, Ashley Hydrick breaks down the exhausting "survival scripts" we run to avoid abandonment—from using money as control to using humor as a shield. Learn how to recognize these childhood patterns, why the universe rewards joy over desperation, and how to build the resilience needed for real connection. It’s time to drop the performance and pick up communication. Key Topics: Survival scripts, money as control, the "nice girl" trap, and building relationship resilience. P.S. Ashley shares how therapy (and a little psychic intuition!) helped her see these patterns clearly. If you’re ready to break the cycle, this is your sign. 🌈 Connect with Your Southern Lesbian: 🎙️ YouTube + Podcast: Your Southern Lesbian 📱 TikTok: @your.southern.lesbian 📸 Instagram: @your_southern_lesbian 🦋 BlueSky: @ahydrick.bsky.social ✉️ To Sponsor: sponsor@angelbabyfilms.studio 📧 Apply to be a guest or send questions: yslinfo@angelbabyfilms.studio 📍 London, UK | Charleston, SC, USA ✨ Disclaimer/Reminder: I’m not a doctor — this show’s for entertainment and encouragement only. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

You meet someone. Two weeks in? You’re already planning the wedding. Six months later? “I need space.” Sound familiar? In this raw, real, and deeply insightful episode of Your Southern Lesbian , host Ashley Hydrick sits down with lesbian therapist Katherine Sloan (Asheville, NC) to unpack why we bond too fast — and how to slow down before it hurts. They dive into the Johari Window, oxytocin’s sneaky role in early relationships, and the emotional patterns that keep us repeating the same heartbreak. Whether you’re in London, Charleston, or just scrolling from your couch — this is for every lesbian who’s ever fallen too hard, too fast, and wondered: Why does this keep happening to me? Plus: Ashley teases her upcoming lesbian rom-com book, and Katherine shares her coaching work for lesbians ready to date smarter. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Your Southern Lesbian with host Ashley Hydrick, we’re asking: what if you’re not done with dating—you’re done with abandoning yourself to stay connected? Ashley shares 7 things she’s no longer tolerating in lesbian relationships, including overgiving, people-pleasing, confusing anxiety for chemistry, accepting disrespect, and romanticizing delay. She also talks about emotional regulation, stopping negative thought spirals, and rebuilding self-trust through consistency. If you’ve ever stayed silent to be “easy” or waited to be chosen—this one’s for you. What are you done with this year? 🌈 Connect with Your Southern Lesbian 🎙️ YouTube + Podcast: Your Southern Lesbian 📱 TikTok: @your.southern.lesbian 📸 Instagram: @your_southern_lesbian 🦋 BlueSky: @ahydrick.bsky.social ✉️ To Sponsor: sponsor@angelbabyfilms.studio Apply to be a guest or send questions: 📧 yslinfo@angelbabyfilms.studio 📍 London, UK | Charleston, SC, USA ✨ Disclaimer/Reminder: I’m not a doctor—this show’s for entertainment and encouragement only. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Your Southern Lesbian with host Ashley Hydrick, we’re talking about intentional dating—especially during uncertain times. Ashley shares 20 thoughtful questions to help you date with clarity, protect your mental health, and choose partners who align with your values. She explores emotional regulation, relationship readiness, and why who you date has a direct impact on your well-being. If you’ve been feeling torn between wanting connection and protecting your peace—this episode will help you date more intentionally. 🌈 Connect with Your Southern Lesbian 🎙️ YouTube + Podcast: Your Southern Lesbian 📱 TikTok: @your.southern.lesbian 📸 Instagram: @your_southern_lesbian 🦋 BlueSky: @ahydrick.bsky.social ✉️ To Sponsor: sponsor@angelbabyfilms.studio Apply to be a guest or send questions: 📧 yslinfo@angelbabyfilms.studio 📍 London, UK | Charleston, SC, USA ✨ Disclaimer/Reminder: I’m not a doctor—this show’s for entertainment and encouragement only. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

🌈 In this episode of Your Southern Lesbian with host Ashley Hydrick , Ashley records from a London street while unpacking a question many lesbians—especially over 40—have faced: are those butterflies excitement… or anxiety? Ashley breaks down how repeating toxic dating patterns can feel like chemistry, why love bombing and flattery can override our better judgment, and how getting clear on your non-negotiables is essential at this stage of life. This episode is about learning to say no, trusting your intuition, and choosing peace over familiar chaos. If you’ve ever dated the same person in a different body, this one’s for you. 🌈 Connect with Your Southern Lesbian 🎙️ YouTube + Podcast: Your Southern Lesbian 📱 TikTok: @your.southern.lesbian 📸 Instagram: @your_southern_lesbian ✉️ To Sponsor: sponsor@angelbabyfilms.studio 💌 Apply to Be a Guest, or questions: yslinfo@angelbabyfilms.studio 📍 London, UK | Charleston, SC, USA ✨ Disclaimer/Reminder: I’m not a doctor—this show’s for entertainment and encouragement only. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

🌈 In this episode of Your Southern Lesbian with host Ashley Hydrick , Ashley gives lesbians everywhere a loving push to stop waiting and start building real community. From daytime meetups and movie nights to bookstores and activity-based gatherings, Ashley shares why the first meetup might not be your people (and why that’s okay), how to choose community over hookup spaces when that’s what you want, and simple pro tips for showing up solo—like arriving early and letting organizers help you connect. If nothing in your area resonates, this episode might be the nudge you need to start something yourself. The train is leaving—and you’re the train . 🌈 Connect with Your Southern Lesbian: 🎙️ YouTube + Podcast: Your Southern Lesbian 📱 TikTok: @your.southern.lesbian 📸 Instagram: @your_southern_lesbian ✉️ To Sponsor: sponsor@angelbabyfilms.studio 💌 Apply to Be a Guest, or questions: yslinfo@angelbabyfilms.studio 📍 London, UK | Charleston, SC, USA ✨ Disclaimer/Reminder: I’m not a doctor—this show’s for entertainment and encouragement only. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

🌈 Have you ever set a boundary — and immediately wondered if you were the problem? In this episode of Your Southern Lesbian with host Ashley Hydrick , we talk about why pushback isn’t a sign you did something wrong — it’s often the clearest proof the boundary was necessary. This episode explores: Why boundary resistance is information, not conflict How high-capacity people feel “difficult” when they stop over-functioning Why big personalities aren’t villains — but aren’t neutral The one reaction that tells you everything about compatibility Boundaries don’t end relationships. They end arrangements that only worked one way. 🌈 Connect with Your Southern Lesbian 🎙️ Podcast: Your Southern Lesbian 📱 TikTok: @your.southern.lesbian 📱 Instagram: @your_southern_lesbian ✉️ To Sponsor: sponsor@angelbabyfilms.studio 📍 London, UK | Charleston, SC, USA ✨ Disclaimer/Reminder: I’m not a doctor—this show’s for entertainment and encouragement only. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

🌈51. Are people really doing the best they can—and if they are, what do we do with the harm they still cause? And is success always growth… or is it sometimes just a distraction from unhealed trauma? These two questions triggered the bleep out of me this week—and I’m guessing I’m not alone. In Episode 51 of Your Southern Lesbian , I’m unpacking two ideas that pulled me in opposite directions: one rooted in compassion and boundaries, inspired by Rising Strong by Brené Brown , and another sparked by a quote from coach Brian Yang that seriously challenged how I think about success and trauma. We talk about: Whether “doing your best” actually matters if harm is still happening How compassion without boundaries turns into resentment A deeply personal family story about my stepfather and what boundaries look like in real life Why success isn’t always healing—and when ambition might be avoidance What “enough” really means as we head into 2026 There’s humor, Southern rambling, British flight stories, Christmas chaos, and some real talk about trauma, growth, and choosing emotional safety without shutting your heart down. I don’t have neat answers—but I do have lived experience, curiosity, and questions worth sitting with. 💬 I want to hear from you: Do you think people are doing the best they can? And how do you define success? Drop your thoughts in the comments—and help me name my very chic Christmas gift while you’re at it. 😉 🌈 Connect with Your Southern Lesbian 🎙️ YouTube + Podcast: Your Southern Lesbian 📱 TikTok + Instagram: @your.southern.lesbian ✉️ Sponsorships: sponsor@angelbabyfilms.studio 📍 London, UK | Charleston, SC, USA ✨ Disclaimer/Reminder: I’m not a doctor—this show is for entertainment and encouragement only. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Ashley digs into the #1 holiday mistake lesbians make in relationships: expecting your partner to magically know what you need without ever saying it. Silent agreements, childhood patterns, love languages, and holiday pressure all collide this time of year — and it’s easy to project your needs instead of communicating them. We talk about why mind-reading expectations create resentment, how to actually choose partners aligned with your energy, and what to let go of as we wrap up the final days of 2025’s Year of the Snake. Short, sharp, and holiday-ready — this episode is your reminder to communicate clearly, give people grace, and stop expecting psychic abilities from your girlfriend. Affiliate Links: Ashley’s Healing Reads: https://a.co/idFYLjq Ashley’s Gayest Finds: https://a.co/1nFbv6B Ashley’s Vegan Fashions: https://a.co/cTiZVLE Connect with Your Southern Lesbian YouTube + Podcast: Your Southern Lesbian TikTok + Instagram: @yoursouthernlesbian To Sponsor: sponsor@angelbabyfilms.studio Guest inquiries: yslinfo@angelbabyfilms.studio London, UK | Charleston, SC, USA Disclaimer: I’m not a doctor—this show is for entertainment and encouragement only. The views you hear are mine or my guest, not my sponsors. Any similarity to real people is purely coincidence. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 48 of Your Southern Lesbian with Ashley Hydrick explores why letting go of old patterns, old identities, and the wrong versions of love isn’t a loss — it’s an act of faith. Ashley breaks down how clinging to familiar but unhealthy emotional habits can block clarity, connection, and healthier love as we move into 2025–2026. If you’ve been feeling stuck, repeating cycles, or holding space for someone who can’t meet you where you are, this episode offers grounded, compassionate guidance on releasing what no longer supports the life you want. Tell me where you’re listening from + if this resonated. I read every message. Connect with Your Southern Lesbian YouTube + Podcast: Your Southern Lesbian TikTok + Instagram: @yoursouthernlesbian Sponsor inquiries: sponsor@angelbabyfilms.studio Guest questions: yslinfo@angelbabyfilms.studio London, UK | Charleston, SC, USA Disclaimer: I’m not a doctor—this show is for entertainment and encouragement only. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Your Southern Lesbian , host Ashley Hydrick dives deep into one of the biggest myths in breakup recovery: the idea that “time heals all wounds.” If you’ve been replaying your breakup, obsessing over your ex, or waiting for time to magically do the work… this episode is your turning point. Ashley breaks down: • What healing actually is — a shift in perspective , not a countdown • The truth about your shadow side and how it shapes your relationships • How to stop attracting wound mates and start attracting alignment • Why chaos can feel like chemistry (and how to tell the difference) • How your nervous system signals the truth before your mind does • Why you can’t manifest new love with yesterday’s energy • How to understand your patterns, triggers, and inner-child wounds • And the steps to finally evolve beyond your past relationships Whether you’re a lesbian healing from a breakup, exploring shadow work, navigating queer dating, or rebuilding your self-worth after a painful relationship — this episode gives you tools, perspective, and the community support you didn’t know you needed. Books mentioned (Amazon affiliate links-I may earn a small commission at zero added cost to you!): Greenlights – Matthew McConaughey: https://amzn.to/3XzRJpX Untamed – Glennon Doyle: https://amzn.to/4rk1juA Will – Will Smith: https://amzn.to/4ry9L9M 🌈 Connect with Your Southern Lesbian YouTube + Podcast: Your Southern Lesbian TikTok: @your.southern.lesbian Instagram: @yoursouthernlesbian To Sponsor: sponsor@angelbabyfilms.studio London, UK | Charleston, SC, USA Medical Disclaimer: I’m not a doctor — this show’s for entertainment and encouragement only. Amazon Affiliate Disclaimer: Some links may be affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, I may earn from qualifying purchases — at no extra cost to you. Thank you for supporting the show and this community. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ep. 2 WHERE DID ALL THE LESBIANS GO? "In the early aughts, we had five lesbian bars to hit a week. Where did all the lesbians go now?" Hey y'all, welcome to the second episode of "Your Southern Lesbian" podcast! In this lively and candid episode, Ashley, a proud Gen X lesbian, dives into the question that has been on everyone's mind: "Where Did All The Lesbians Go?" She reflects on the disappearing lesbian spaces of the early 2000s and discusses the current challenges of dating as a mature lesbian. Ashley explores the decline of lesbian bars, the role of dating apps, and the importance of community-building among lesbians of all ages. This episode is full of humor, nostalgia, and real talk about the ever-changing lesbian culture, with shoutouts to iconic lesbian events like Dinah Shore and thoughts on modern LGBTQIA+ dynamics. Tune in for laughter, stories, and a passionate call to connect, share, and build community, no matter where you are in life. Timestamps: [00:00] - Intro & Welcome to the Podcast [01:45] - Nostalgia: Lesbian Bars and the Early 2000s Scene [05:30] - Where Did All the Lesbians Go? [08:15] - Dating Challenges for Mature Lesbians [12:00] - Exploring the Apps: Hinge, Match, and More [17:45] - Chelsea Handler, Straight Women, and Lesbian Porn? [21:00] - Dinah Shore: The Ultimate Lesbian Spring Break [25:30] - Building Community & Supporting Each Other [30:00] - Lesbian Inclusivity: Navigating Trans and LGBTQIA+ Discussions [35:15] - The Importance of Creating Spaces for Connection [40:00] - Wrap-Up: Building Community in a Changing World Key Topics Covered: Lesbian culture and disappearing social spaces Dating as a mature lesbian Use of dating apps for lesbians: the pros and cons Nostalgia for the vibrant lesbian bar scene of the early 2000s The importance of community, especially in uncertain times Inclusivity within the LGBTQIA+ community How to meet other lesbians outside of bars and apps Subscribe, like, and comment below! Join the conversation by sharing your thoughts on where all the lesbians have gone, the best dating apps, and how to build stronger lesbian communities. Feel free to suggest topics for upcoming episodes—this is an interactive podcast, and your voice matters! WORK WITH ME / SUPPORT THE SHOW 🏳️‍🌈SUBSCRIBE to the Podcast 📺 🎤on YOUTUBE: ✍️ Contact: LSouthernA@outlook.com 💖 Buy-me-a-coffee: https://ko-fi.com/yoursouthernlesbian 📱 TikTok & YouTube: @YourSouthernLesbian Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ep.1 Introducing Your Southern Lesbian Channel, Podcast, and Community. This is meant to be a FUN way to connect to other lesbians both in your own backyard and around the world. We have the technology--why not?? :) It's also meant to to be a resource for lesbians, their allies, and those questioning, or anyone who feels drawn here. And Les be real...making and maintaining lesbian friendships and your sense of community gets tougher as we mature and grow wiser (I'm not sayin' older! ;) But what a cool thing to be able to chat in the comments with others like you, with similar interests, but I'd also LOVE for us to do some live zooms together with our #globallesbiancommunity as we gain enough interest and toss out all kinds of topics that are fun and meaningful. #yallconnect Fantastic toolkit to get you started setting up a Gay-Straight alliance chapter at your or your kid’s school: GLSEN: https://www.glsen.org/support-student-gsas Link to LGBTQIA mental health resources about coming out or being outed at school: The Trevor Project: https://www.thetrevorproject.org/resources/article/creating-safer-spaces-in-schools-for-lgbtq-youth/ WORK WITH ME / SUPPORT THE SHOW 🏳️‍🌈SUBSCRIBE to the Podcast 📺 🎤on YOUTUBE: ✍️ Contact: LSouthernA@outlook.com 💖 Buy-me-a-coffee: https://ko-fi.com/yoursouthernlesbian 📱 TikTok & YouTube: @YourSouthernLesbian Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Main Topics: Love Lies Bleeding Review: Directed by Rose Glass. Stars Kristen Stewart, Katy O'Brien, Ed Harris, and Dave Franco. Similar vibe to "Bound" with campy macabre and great character building. Kristen Stewart's performance and the film's representation of lesbians. Community Feedback Gratitude for audience engagement and responses. How do y'all feel about the word "lesbian?" Personal anecdote about reclaiming the term "lesbian" and its impact. Lesbian Relationships: Discussion on femme-femme relationships and societal perceptions. The issue of lesbian couples being mistaken for sisters. Challenges faced by femme couples even in LGBTQ+ spaces. The phenomenon of lesbian couples withdrawing from social circles. Importance of trust and communication in relationships. Personal Growth and Therapy: The host's journey through therapy and self-improvement. Addressing complex PTSD and the importance of processing feelings. Resources for listeners who might be going through similar experiences. Community Events: Positive experiences at lesbian meet-ups. Encouraging listeners to join local meet-ups for community and support. Lesbian Representation in Media: Critique of lesbian characters and storylines in movies and TV shows. Desire for positive and sane lesbian characters with happy endings. Inviting listeners to share their favorite or least favorite representations. Call to Action: Engage with the community by commenting on topics discussed. Share your thoughts on the term "lesbian" and how you prefer to be identified. Provide feedback on femme-femme relationships and social dynamics. Recommend books and resources for personal growth and therapy. Participate in local lesbian meet-ups and share your experiences. Thank you guys for all your support and engagement!!! We all need it! Let's keep it going in future episodes! :) WORK WITH ME / SUPPORT THE SHOW 🏳️‍🌈SUBSCRIBE to the Podcast 📺 🎤on YOUTUBE: ✍️ Contact: LSouthernA@outlook.com 💖 Buy-me-a-coffee: https://ko-fi.com/yoursouthernlesbian 📱 TikTok & YouTube: @YourSouthernLesbian Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.