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Things Later- in- Life Lesbians Want You To Know. At an event earlier this year, I met two women who, as it turned out, were not only business partners but also life partners. They left their marriages and grown children in their 5. My curiosity piqued, I'm afraid I monopolized their time with my many questions. As someone who writes about midlife reinventions on my site, Next Act for Women, I am always on the lookout for women who have made major life changes, whether personal or professional, later in life. This certainly qualified. As luck would have it, soon after, I received an unsolicited request from Lisa Ekus, who fell in love with another woman at 5.

It was kismet. After hearing more about Lisa's background, and talking to my sister, Kat, who also came out late, I felt there was a lot we "straight" people needed to learn. Watch A Madea Christmas Online Forbes here. Starting with my most glaring misconception..

I DIDN'T "BECOME" GAYMost of the women I interviewed were adamant that they did not suddenly turn from straight to gay, but rather only awakened later in life to their attraction to women. They feel this attraction has always been there but had been previously inaccessible, for reasons individual to each situation. Lisa Dordal, who came out after being married to a man for five years, explains, "I finally embraced the fact that I was a lesbian when I came out of the closet at age 3. I believe strongly that I was knit in the womb as a lesbian. In retrospect, the clues had been there all along. In high school and college, I wrote poems about girls and women I had crushes on and can also remember falling in love with my best friend at 1.

Candace Talmadge agrees: "It's a question of acknowledging that which is already within you and deciding to act on it instead of ignoring or burying it in the closet. I tried to act straight and dated men without any success. Watch Frankie &Amp; Alice Online Frankie &Amp; Alice Full Movie Online.

I could have continued on that unhappy road but I found a person who loves and respects me and has been my best friend since 1. She just happens to be female instead of male."Dr. Lauren Costine, Psychologist, LGBTQ Activist, and author of Lesbian Love Addiction: Understanding the Urge to Merge and How to Heal When Things Go Wrong, shares her journey: "Once I had worked on my internalized LGBTQ phobias, I finally felt good enough about myself to be my authentic self. I stopped worrying about what anyone thought about my identity and who I loved and had sex with- -especially my mother, who made it very clear she did not want me to be a lesbian.

It was very hard on me for a long time because I did not want to disappoint her and I know her inability to love this part of me affected my ability to come out earlier in life. Unfortunately, she never accepted my lesbian identity but I finally moved past needing her approval and started living my life. Watch Moonwalker Streaming. And it's amazing!

I love my life. I love being different and don't want to be like everyone else. Life was way harder when I was trying to be straight. Being an LGBTQ activist- -trying to make the world a better place for LGBTQ folks- -takes away any discomfort I may have being a sexual minority." 2. IT'S NOT ABOUT FINDING THE RIGHT MANThis is a misconception many of these women heard as they were questioned about their newly acknowledged identities. It's as if straight people are saying we just can't imagine how someone who's been in a heterosexual relationship could possibly prefer a same- sex one.

It must be that she has not found the "right" man to "keep" her straight. Amy Dulaney, whose Catholic upbringing did not allow her to contemplate her attraction to women, left her husband after 1. Many of my friends who have known me many years still believe I have not found the right man, which is ridiculous to me at this point.

I came out late, but I do believe the people who know me see that I am happy being true to myself."Carren Strock, author of Married Women Who Love Women, came out after 2. She and her husband have been in a redefined relationship for more than 5.

What I try to make people understand is that the discovery of a woman's same gender sexuality has nothing to do with her husband being 'more than' or 'less than'; who and what the woman is doesn't change. Her discovery simply adds another dimension to who she is." 3. SEXUALITY IS COMPLICATEDAs with so many things, many believe that sexuality is not black and white, but that its many variations exist on a spectrum. The women I interviewed ask us not to make assumptions about how they define their sexuality and not to categorize them based on our lack of understanding. My sister, Kat Tragos, came out at age 3. She believes the Kinsey scale is the way to look at sexual attraction.

On one end of the spectrum you have strictly heterosexual and on the other strictly homosexual. I fall somewhere in between, tipping the scale toward homosexual. I have been attracted to, and fallen in love with, both men and women but find myself drawn to women more than men. This was not always the case but perhaps I have allowed myself to awaken over time. I don't like to say I am bisexual; I'm just sexual.

I have come across many lesbians and gay men who say bisexuality is a cop- out and that I am just not owning who I am; well, I've accepted that for some there is a gray area and I wish they would too. I am happy to be in a loving honest relationship with my girlfriend."Nancy Schimmel left her husband after 1. People assume that I have either been in denial half my life about being attracted to women or that I knew and was afraid to come out. This may be the case with women who are only sexually attracted to women, but I am attracted to both men and women." Lisa D.

She describes her views on sexuality: "Being with someone (sexually) of the opposite sex does not make that person heterosexual. It is all about desire and attraction, not simply the act itself. There are, of course, plenty of women (and men) who are bisexual but I am not one of them." Lisa D. Sometimes people don't understand how I could have been married for 'so long' without realizing that I was a lesbian.

They often underestimate the power of cultural 'norming.' Cultural expectations can't make someone straight (or gay or anything else) but they have enormous power in directing how people live their lives. I grew up in a fairly traditional (though politically liberal) family with clearly defined gender roles. What I learned from my family and from the larger culture (this was in the '6. I was expected to marry a man when I grew up." 4.