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Where are the lesbian bars in stamford where is the queer woman night life ? (Bridgeport: live)
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I'm sick and tried of being clap on by only men and no women at all , I don't know where to detect any women that are lesbians or bisexual . I know going to New York is the easiest thing but I don't get paid enough to go to Novel York all the period . Where are the Places for lesbians for a state that's so progressive I'm surprised I don't seem to realize one place here , am I over looking something does anyone realize ? From Lesbian who is sick of only being hit on by males and wants a female companion |
11-03-2015, 02:49 PM | ||
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Not sure if it's still there, but there was this real heavy duty feminist restaurant in the Black Rock section of Bridgeport called Bloodroot. I had a friend who lived on the lane. They frowned upon men entering the place. |
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