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Young Lesbian Love
Written by: "Fun But Shy Girl"
With AI Art by: "Art List"
The ceiling fan wobbled on its axis, casting uneven shadows across the bedroom wall. Sitting side by side on a bed, Jess and Priya stared up at it, their shoulders brushing. The two eleven year old girls were in the midst of their weekly sleepover together, something they had been doing nearly every Saturday night for years. It was the spring of 1994, but it was quickly getting quite warm in the small town they lived in. The two tweens were in the midst of a friendly conversation one night when Jess suddenly asked, "Do you think grown up women actually like wearing bras?" Jess asked this as she adjusted her training bra she had on under her night gown.
Priya snorted as she responded. "No way. My mom unhooks hers the second she's alone." She hesitated, then added in a conspiratorial whisper, "I saw her do it once when she didn’t know I was looking."
Jess giggled, and then said, "Okay, but listen—when we grow up, we should just live together. We can be free to wear no bras, and there will be no husbands to hog the bathroom. Girls only!"
Priya's grin widened. "Deal. We can split rent and eat cereal for dinner whenever we want."
The ceiling fan’s hum filled the silence while Priya’s grin faltered as a realization hit her mind. "What if," she started, then stopped, chewing her lip.
Jess nudged her knee against Priya’s. "What if what?"
Priya exhaled. "What if people think it’s weird? Two girls living together instead of getting married?"
Jess scoffed, tossing a crumpled sock at her. "Who cares? It’s our life."
But Priya’s frown lingered, and Jess felt something twist in her stomach—something she couldn’t name yet.
The next week, Kess and Priya's school classroom was in the midst of experiencing it's lesson in sexual education. Mrs Henderson stood at the front of the class, her floral dress stiff as a cardboard cutout, pointing at a diagram of Fallopian tubes, as she was explaining the simple logistics of how conception works. Jess doodled in her notebook, half-listening, until Tommy Reynolds raised his hand and asked, "Mrs Henderson, can two girls, like, do it?"
Mrs. Henderson’s pointer froze mid-air. The classroom went silent except for the nervous squeak of Tommy Reynolds shifting in his seat. Jess’s pencil tip snapped against her notebook as her grip tightened.
“That,” Mrs. Henderson said slowly, tapping the diagram with sudden force, “is not how God designed our bodies.” Her gaze swept the room like a lighthouse beam. “Men and women complement each other. Sexual intercourse, and even romance between two women is completely unnatural and completely immoral.” A few kids snickered. Someone muttered “disgusting” under their breath. Jess didn’t dare look at Priya—but she could feel her friend’s knee trembling against hers under the shared desk.
The air clung thick and damp that Saturday night, pressing against Jess’s skin like a second layer. She kicked off the thin night gown tangled around her legs, leaving her in just her new bra her mother bought her earlier that day. Sitting in front of Jess on the bed, Priya sat cross-legged in nothing but her own her bra and panties. The ceiling fan still wobbled, but neither of them looked up at it now. The two preteen girls had so many things they wanted to say to one another, but were now too afraid to say them.
Jess picked at a loose thread she found on the bed sheet while she said, “You ever think about what Mrs. Henderson said the other day in class?” Her voice came out quieter than she meant it to.
Priya’s fingers paused where they’d been twisting the waist band of her panties while she asked, “Which part?” But the way her shoulders tensed said she knew exactly which part.
“About girls.” Jess swallowed. “Like... girls being together.” The words tasted strange, too big for her mouth.
Priya tried to sound calm, but was nervous inside as she asked, "Do... you think girls can be together?"
“I dunno,” Jess said slowly. “But my aunt Brenda lives with her friend Carol, and they share a car and everything. They always seem happier than my parents.”
Priya’s head snapped up. “Wait, really?”
Jess quickly nodded her head.
“Do you think...” Priya said nervously, "...that if girls dated girls, they’d still have to, like… buy flowers and stuff?” Her tone was light, but her toes curled into the bed sheet like she was bracing for something.
Jess chewed her thumbnail as she said, "I guess... but they wouldn't have to like do it in public for everyone to see if they don't want to."
Priya seemed somewhat relieved as she said, "Oh... okay."
The locker door screeched when Jess yanked it open on Tuesday morning. A flutter of pink caught her eye—a single carnation tucked between her math textbook and lunchbox, its stem wrapped clumsily in a strip of notebook paper. Jess didn’t need to read the smudged "From P" to know. She turned just as Priya vanished around the corner, the ends of her hair flicking like a fleeing rabbit’s tail.
Jess’s fingers had just brushed the petals when a chorus of snickers erupted behind her. "Ooooh, some lover boy got you flowers?" Tommy Reynolds crowed, flanked by his pack of baseball-capped hyenas. He snatched the carnation before Jess could react, holding it aloft like a trophy. "Or wait—" His grin turned wolfish. "Did your secret girlfriend leave this?" The way he said it made the word girlfriend sound like a dirty word.
The hallway seemed to shrink. Jess’s pulse hammered in her throat as she grabbed the flower back. "Shut up," she snapped, louder than necessary. "I don’t even like girls!" The lie burned her tongue. Tommy’s laughter chased her all the way to homeroom. However, Jess felt like she committed a high level crime when she turned her head to see a devastated looking Priya had watched the entire scene play out.
That Saturday night, the sleepover air clung heavier than the humidity. Jess sat on bed facing Priya. Both had stripped down to their underwear again, but the usual easiness had curdled. The ceiling fan’s rhythmic squeak sounded like an accusation.
"Do you really not like girls?" Priya’s question was barely audible over the fan.
Jess stared at the water stain on the ceiling that vaguely resembled a whale. "I can’t," she whispered.
Priya looked intently in Jess' eyes as she asked, "Do you want to?"
Jess’s lungs seized. She opened her mouth, but the words dissolved like sugar in hot tea. The silence stretched between the two eleven year old girls for too long.
The salon scissors snipped near Jess’s ear with surgical precision, as Jess was in the midst of getting her first hair cut in many months. Mrs. Delaney, the sixty-something woman trimming her hair, smelled like lavender and cigarette smoke. A silver ring glinted on her left hand as she tilted Jess’s chin to check the length.
"You’re quiet today," Mrs. Delaney mused, fingers brushing Jess’s neck. "Although tell me if I forgot to give you a chance to talk. My girlfriend says I talk enough for two at times."
Jess’s pulse stuttered. "You have a girlfriend?"
Mrs. Delaney chuckled, tapping a framed photo on her station—two women grinning under a rainbow umbrella. "Twenty-three years next month."
Jess stared at her lap. "Do people… hate you for having a girlfriend?"
The scissors paused. "Sugar, there are people out there that will hate you for breathing wrong. Ain’t no way to live your life scared of shadows.
The hair appointment ended with Jess clutching a pink carnation pinched from the salon’s vase—identical to the one Priya had left in her locker. It trembled in her palm all the way home.
Priya’s bedroom smelled like strawberry shampoo and nervous sweat when Jess crept through the window hours later at midnight. They’d done this over a dozen times before—just not like this. The moment the latch clicked shut, Jess grabbed Priya’s wrist and pressed the carnation into her palm.
"I lied," Jess blurted. "I like girls. I like you."
Priya’s breath hitched. The flower trembled between them until Jess suddenly leaned in and kissed her—clumsy, urgent, their teeth clacking before they found the right angle. Priya made a small noise against her mouth, hands fisting in Jess’s sleep shirt, and suddenly they were tumbling onto the bed in a tangle of limbs.
Jess pulled back just enough to see Priya’s flushed face. The question bubbled up before she could stop it. "Do you think… two women can actually have sex?" Her voice cracked on the last word.
Priya’s dark eyes gleamed in the dim light. She didn’t laugh or look away. Instead, she reached for the hem of Jess’s shirt, fingers brushing warm against her ribs. "Only one way to find out," she whispered, and the challenge in her tone sent a jolt through Jess’s stomach.
Clothes became a tangle of discarded fabric—nightshirts tossed aside, underwear peeled down trembling thighs until they pooled on the floor. Jess’s breath hitched when Priya’s hands skated up her bare sides, fingertips tracing the delicate swell of her small breasts. Their bodies pressed together, skin to skin, and Jess marveled at how soft Priya felt everywhere—the curve of her waist, the dip of her navel, the slick heat between her thighs when Jess dared to brush her fingers there.
Priya arched into her touch with a gasp, her own hands roaming Jess’s body with hungry curiosity. Their mouths crashed together again, tongues tangling as Priya rolled them over, straddling Jess’s hips. The weight of her, the warmth, made Jess’s head spin. She cupped Priya’s breasts, thumbs circling her nipples until they pebbled tight, then leaned up to suck one into her mouth. Priya’s moan was muffled against Jess’s shoulder, her hips grinding down in a rhythm that sent sparks up Jess’s spine.
Jess’s fingers then found Priya’s slit, slick and hot, and slid inside with ease. Priya clenched around her with a choked-off cry, her thighs trembling as Jess curled her fingers just so. The sounds Priya made—little whimpers and breathy gasps—drove Jess wild. She added a third finger, relishing the stretch, the way Priya’s walls fluttered around her knuckles.
Priya retaliated by ducking her head between Jess’s legs, her tongue lapping at Jess’s clit with relentless precision. The dual sensations—Priya’s mouth on her, Priya’s cunt gripping her fingers—threatened to unravel Jess completely. She could feel her own climax building, a tight coil in her belly that wound tighter with every stroke, every suck.
When it hit, it crashed over her in waves—her back arching off the bed, toes curling, vision whiting out as pleasure ripped through her. Priya followed moments later, her body locking tight around Jess’s fingers as she came with a sob, her release soaking Jess’s hand.
The two eleven year old lovers then sat up and looked at each other, sweating but smiling. "So," Priya murmured, voice ragged with satisfaction, "guess that answers your question."
Jess laughed, giddy and light. Outside, the crickets chirped their approval, and the ceiling fan kept its steady vigil overhead—still wobbling, but no longer ominous. Just a witness to the quiet, perfect rightness of two girls who’d found true love in each other.
THE END