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Lesbians attracted to masc girls after saying they don't like men meme

This is a single-panel meme. The top of the image displays black text on a white background that reads 'How lesbians feel after saying they don't find men attractive just to go for a girl that look like a man'. Below the text, only the lower half of an animated female character is visible, wearing a dark short skirt and dark red tights, positioned against a bright blue background decorated with glowing vertical lines and small white star effects. The meme delivers a lighthearted, teasing joke referencing the common observation that some lesbians who state they are not attracted to men often pursue more masculine-presenting women, playing on a relatable stereotype within lesbian communities.
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How lesbians feel after saying they don't find men attractive just to go for a girl that look like a man

Overview

This is a single-panel meme. The top of the image displays black text on a white background that reads 'How lesbians feel after saying they don't find men attractive just to go for a girl that look like a man'. Below the text, only the lower half of an animated female character is visible, wearing a dark short skirt and dark red tights, positioned against a bright blue background decorated with glowing vertical lines and small white star effects. The meme delivers a lighthearted, teasing joke referencing the common observation that some lesbians who state they are not attracted to men often pursue more masculine-presenting women, playing on a relatable stereotype within lesbian communities.

Origin notes

This meme was originally posted on Reddit, per the provided source information, with the original poster titling it 'Just some of them🙂‍↕️'. It is a user-created humorous meme intended for relatable consumption, primarily targeted at LGBTQ+ audiences, and first circulated in Reddit meme-focused subreddits.

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