Lesbian Firsts: 10 Lesbians Share Their First Time With a Woman

De: Alexandra del Torre

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

“Lesbian Firsts” is a collection of 10 lesbians' detailed descriptions of their first sexual experience with another woman. Asked by author Alexandra del Torre to provide as much detail as possible, they held nothing back in their retelling of these intensely intimate encounters. In “Lesbian Firsts,” you will hear from real lesbians and read about their real first times, including: HEATHER, a 24-year-old high school English teacher who discovered her lesbianism with a volleyball teammate at the age of 19. MEGHAN, a 32-year-old attorney who lost her lesbian virginity to her first-year dormmate in college. KRISTEN, a 26-year-old accountant who discovered her preference for women at 18 during a sleepover with her more advanced 22-year-old friend, Michelle. MARIA, a 36-year-old basketball coach who found sapphic love in a locker room shower with a teammate. KORI, a 28-year-old makeup artist who, at 18, was stimulated in a movie theatre by her cousin’s suave, butch neighbor. DEBBIE, a 41-year-old psychologist whose first lesbian experience came at age 30, following her divorce from her husband of two years. Trapped overnight during a rainstorm at her book club friend’s house, Debbie discovers pleasures she never knew with a man. JENNIFER, a 34-year-old police officer who lost her lesbian virginity on the same night she gained the legal right to drink – her 21st birthday. A mysterious stranger in a lesbian bar introduces Jennifer to strap-on sex in the bathroom, much to her delight. DIANE, a 25-year-old assistant book editor who engaged in her first lesbian sexual encounter with her current boss when she was a 20-year-old intern at a publishing company. TAYLOR, a 37-year-old personal chef who, as a student at a women’s Catholic college, shared an intimate encounter with a classmate in her car during half-time of a school basketball game. SARAH, a 22-year-old flight attendant who found lesbian love in the skies with a flirtatious flight attendant who was serving as her mentor when she was a 20-year-old trainee. ***

I hate electronic narrator

fantastic novel butchered by narration. the AI-narrator or whatever it is would mispronounce and sound grainy...

The stories were great but the AI narration wasn’t good.

The stories were great! But, the AI narration really cooled off the story. It was distracting. I would love to hear this again with a live narrator.

Loved the use of the term "Lesbian"

It was refreshing to hear stories about lesbians that actually use the correct term "lesbian". I'm sick of hearing less exclusive terms like "gay" or "queer" when referring to women who love women. These latter two terms could be used to describe male homosexuality which is a huge turnoff for me.

The only advice I have for you is to use the term "cunt" now and then instead of the term "pussy". I love hearing a women refer to another woman's vagina as a cunt.

One negative for me personally is that you described some of your characters as butch lesbians. I find the whole butch thing ugly and a turnoff. To me the whole purpose of being a lesbian is the feminine attraction to a woman's beauty. if a woman wants another woman who looks like a man, then why not just be with a man. it doesn't make any sense to me why a lesbian would be attracted to someone who looks masculine.

Anyway, overall I did enjoy most of your stories. Good job!

The computerized reading

Horrible writing. Too much like male porn rather than women’s erotica and the AI ignored normal pausing or the writer didn’t correctly punctuate.

The stories

The stories are solid and descriptive. The AI takes away from the story. Plain and monotoned.

All Quickies

Too quick in various places. Somewhat hot. 🌶️🌶️🔥
Amazing how 1st timers do so well.

Bad details bad voice

Wow, these are the “most details” these women could come up with? Maybe next time ask some who have better vocabulary. Also, the last line “I don’t know if I was always a lesbian or if she TURNED me,” is borderline homophobic. Gay people don’t recruit and turn people.