Hello, I am newbie. Still figuring things out. My question is where do I meet women? Only to talk to (for now). I’m in my 30s and it’s hard to meet new people in general. I live in fairly small town. I have never had any contact with LGBTQ+ community. But I heard it is quite small here. I only have one close friend that identifies as a lesbian. I am not ready to come out to her about my new found feelings of sexual attraction. We became inseparable for almost a year. Long story short I fell for before I knew I liked women. She knew I had feelings for her before I ever realized. Things got weird and she cut me off for a while. We are back to being pretty close friends. I still feel a close connection with her but I don’t want anything romantic with her. Anyway she’s my only gay friend but I don’t want create weirdness between us. So back to why I’m posting this. What do you recommend on meeting bi or lesbian females that I can talk and band with?
Hey! There are some dating sites I've found aimed at bisexual and lesbian women; not just dating, either. You can set your profile to "looking for friends". ######### is one of the better ones I've come across, since it doesn't expect you to pay to use the DM functions (and a lot of them do). ############### is another that's decent-ish. It might be tricky though; the smaller the town you're in, the harder it is to find what you're after.
BiWriter87, I tried to message you but it’s blocked. Just was trying to get the names of the sites you recommended. Anyway thanks for trying. Have a good night
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Have you tried looking for local or local-ish groups? Even if they’re for just for women (e.g. a woman’s running group), rather than specifically LGBT. Try searching meetup or googling it. There’s one near me and it’s fairly low-profile. Nobody would know you’re a member unless they’re also a member. Also, are there any Pride or other LGBT events near you? Slightly harder as you’re going to have to brave about going up to strangers and starting a conversation. When you’re ready, it might be an idea to ask your friend for recommendations. She might know of something.