🍒🌸✨ The Sapphic Scoop: Making the first move


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This week, we're celebrating relationships—with ourselves, potential lovers, and in sapphic representation.


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Freshly Scooped

A Sapphic’s Guide to Making the First Move

Not sure how to approach beautiful women when you see them out and about? We'll walk you through it.

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Did You Know About the Lesbian Bratz Dolls?

The Bratz universe has had a sapphic couple for a few years now, and they celebrated their love again in July.

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August 6
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August 8
📍Marina Del Rey, CA: 19th Annual LGBTQ+ Women’s Yacht Party


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