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There is not a lesbian community to be found. it is little clics of sour women from experience I have had.

Backstreet has a lesbian crowd most weekends too. I don't have a problem finding people to talk to but I do know what you mean about people being "one-night-stands" kinda people... There really isn't a community here. I'd like there to be and I'd be interested in having a group that has picnics (like they do in MI).

Like erryl, I wish there were more lesbian events. Even at Backstreet, there are "clicks" and no one seems to be willing to share their circle of friends with a stranger. It's not like I have a third eye in the middle of my forehead or anything. I'm an attractive, professional woman --housebroken and everything-- and the lack of "community" in Little Rock amazes me.

In 1995, I started the first (and only) gay and lesbian organization at UALR. We had a big membership and it was quite successful. However, I graduated in 1996 and the organization eventually fizzled. I have attended local pride events and gatherings, yet I leave disappointed. --Disappointed in a community that claims to be "open and accepting" but is nothing but a contradiction.

Hey Erryl... I have a laser graphics business in Bryant. I am wondering if we might could help each other out business wise. I engrave and laser etch almost everything --including jewelry and picture frames. --Might be a nice "service" to include in your shop.

If you're interested, email me at dpsbailey@comcast.net and we can go from there.

There is a community of lesbians and bisexual females and it is running rampant in our local school systems. My neice is bisexual and her sister is a lesbian, and they have an entire network of support and friendship in their high school. The colleges also seem to have little mini communities, but it seems that it's us adults who are having trouble forming a united front. From my experiences being bisexual,it's no wonder we are struggling as a united community. Most lesbians I have met shunned me when they find out that I am bisexual because I "won't choose sides." I happen to be bisexual and choose polyamory as a lifestyle. I have been in a Triad relationship for several years and I love both of my partners with my heart and soul. I know this isn't the choice for everyone, but it works for me and my family. I think that acceptance is the key. Does anyone have any suggestions that would bring us as a culture closer together?