Sapphic Darlings

[Guest guest]

Oh, it's not the Lady part.

 

*w*

 

 

On Wednesday, May 7, 2003, at 05:13 PM,

wrote:

 

> It would only be puzzling if I styled myself " Lord Sappho " , surely? That

> would be butch/femme.

>

> Lee-Gwen

>

>

> The Stewarts [stews9]

> Saturday, 3 May 2003 23:52

>

> Isle of Lesbos and All That

>

>

> Yet you're " Lady Sappho " ?

>

> Most puzzling.

>

>

" Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch.

Liberty is a well armed lamb contesting the vote. "

-- Benjamin Franklin

[Guest guest]

I don't see Sappho - or sapphistry - as being butch in any way shape or form

.... at least, not when it is applied to me.

 

Lee-Gwen

[Guest guest]

I, myself, view it as extremely femme. To think that everyone must

have a polar opposite is a misconception.

 

~Pixx

 

On 9 May 2003 at 0:10, Lady Sappho wrote:

 

> I don't see Sappho - or sapphistry - as being butch in any way shape

> or form ... at least, not when it is applied to me.

>

> Lee-Gwen

[Guest guest]

 

Pixx

 

>>> I, myself, view it as extremely femme. >>>

 

*grin* And that's not me either ...

 

I guess I am just ... well ... me - like most women, I think.

 

>>> To think that everyone must

have a polar opposite is a misconception. <<<

 

Well, I guess I may have one, but she (or, more probably, he, surely ...)

sure isn't my Lady! Still, he must be a very calm person *laugh*. I bet he

wears a lot of makeup thought.

 

Lee-Gwen