LESBIAN STORIES: Beyond Thoughts! (Extreme Lesbian Romance)

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What Keeps You Alive features a sociopathic serial killer who has killed multiple wives, almost like a lesbian Bluebeard. The other bit of extremity which gives the video its apt title is a preference for sticking bottles, whether beer or wine, also up feminine orifices, and Lolly is apt to give as well as receive. Ruth Vigers in Affinity by Sarah Waters is a con artist who gets her jollies preying on young girls while dressed as a male spirit. Averted with Jil, who is a lesbian but not at all psycho, and Sundra, who is clearly bi and also not at all psycho.

All the wetness, the spitting in the mouth, the pubic hair, the vaginas, but also leaving some of it to the audience to imagine. A classic literary example comes from Carmilla with the eponymous archetypal Lesbian Vampire, who is obsessed with protagonist Laura and drinks her while she sleeps in multiple occasions, even biting her breast. Compulsion (2013): Saffron possibly, assuming she's genuinely attracted to Amy, not simply using her. The results of My-HiME's Wham Episode altered many characterizations, including the kind and serene Shizuru who went a bit nuts near the end.She wakes up to herself in the fourth book, by which time Laura has married Jack — although both of them remain gay — and had a daughter.

She also causes the guard (Humps) to have a stroke by blowing into his IV tube for his sadism towards them in the previous season and his homophobia towards them. Mary Whitaker from the Lord Peter Wimsey mystery Unnatural Death; though Sayers also presents a lesbian couple in an earlier generation, Agatha Dawson and Clare Whitaker, as not psycho and as having a successful relationship.

Cockroach' Oki of Arachnid is an interesting case - her psychotic crush on the main character, Alice, actually makes her less dangerous, and soon results in a Heel–Face Turn. The protagonist of the book, whose lesbian impulses are tightly repressed, is mentally disturbed in other ways.

The bill prohibits gender-inclusive restrooms and changing facilities in schools, public shelters, healthcare facilities, and jails. The older teacher is still in a forbidden romance (here explicitly stated when Paulie and Mouse find letters from the teachers), but this is better justified by some deliberate Values Dissonance (the book's set in the '50s). Over the last five seasons, Rose has stolen Jane’s baby, shot her husband, later poisoned that same husband to fake his death, and has emotionally broken and manipulated Luisa more times than I can count.The Familiar of Zero: A Love Potion in season 3 episode 6 turns most of the girls into one of these. She's also probably the only villain in the series who's evil with no Anti-Villain tendencies or Freudian Excuse for her actions, which just makes her even creepier than most other bad guys. While she's an absolutely sadistic Blood Knight, her deep feelings for Grabel are framed as one of her redeeming qualities and even serve as the first sign that the character isn't as evil as she first seems.

rapes him while fantasizing that she has a penis and is having sex with Kana, and threatens afterward to cut his penis off for real if he ever tells anyone. Tallahassee, Florida – Today, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ+) civil rights organization, condemns Florida Gov. She gropes Eva under the guise of 'Touch Therapy' and makes her dress in sexy outfits while on a barge holiday. She starts as a mere Punch-Clock Villain with shades of Psychopathic Womanchild and a crush on her ex-sempai Setsuna Sakurazaki, but as time passes, she becomes really, *really*, creepily obsessed with Setsuna.

The film tells story of Orthodox Jewish lesbians in London: Esti (Rachel McAdams) caught in a loveless relationship with a Rabbi, and Ronit (Rachel Weisz) trapped in a series of meaningless heterosexual hookups. The psychotic-ness seems to be due to the vampire part of being lesbian vampires, since the women who are saved at the end of the movie seem to be quite agreeable lesbians. In fact, it's heavily implied that this is because of Thelma's sexual awakening - her lesbianism is just who she is. Somebody's Watching," an early episode of Criminal Minds, had Maggie Low as the unsub, a college friend and longtime stalker of Lila Archer.