What is the difference between a lesbian and a normal girl?

Answer 1

A "dyke" is a derogatory slang to refer to a homosexual women. However, this term has been accepted by many lesbian people themselves. The term "lesbian" is the accepted equivalent of "gay" in males. In both cases, they refer to a predominant or exclusive attraction for people of the same sex i.e. the woman is attracted to women.

Answer 2

Lesbians are normal girls. Specifically, they are normal girls who have chosen to identify as lesbian because they are primarily attracted to other girls. That's the only difference between a lesbian and a straight girl. Please don't call straight people "normal" - LGBTQ people are just as normal as straight, cisgender people.

Answer 3

Using the term "normal girl" could imply that being a lesbian is abnormal or deviating from a standard. It's important to recognize that being a lesbian is a valid sexual orientation and does not make someone less normal. A lesbian is simply a woman who is romantically and/or sexually attracted to other women.

Answer 4

"Bi" is short for bisexual -- a person of either sex who is sexually attracted to both males and females. A lesbian is a woman who is attracted primarily or exclusively to other women.

Answer 5

A dyke is a derogatory term for a lesbian.