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Lesbian Love Advisor
by
Celeste West

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Chapter One
The Sweet Arts:

 Lesbian Flirting, Courtship & Romance

Let us begin with flirting.  Isn’t that where it usually begins?

Flirting is kindred to music, a light touch being both means and end.  The word itself derives from the old French fleureter, literally to move lightly from flower to flower." A form of flirting is cruising, more goal-oriented and assertive (con brio).  Each Lesbian has her unique flirting style, with marvelous variations.  In the beginning, you may want to learn, even rehearse, a few themes, or call them "opening plays" as in other field sports.  Never fear; even if you feel terminally shy, you can still develop the quality of "eloquent receptivity," possibly the most magnetic of all seduction styles.  Lesbians appreciate that shyness is often a veil for the virtues.

Natalie Barney, the "American in Paris" whose brilliant art salons are legendary, holds Lesbiana's title, "une seductive exemplaire." Natalie devoted her considerable wealth and genius to friendship Oureuse, picking up women lovers at the beach well into her eighties.  While her fluent bilingualism must have been captivating, one of Natalie greatest charms was her capacity throughout life to blush like a novice upon being introduced to a desirable woman.  Who would not be delighted by a compliment so roseate?

 Flirting and cruising, also like music, improve with practice.  There are few easy short-cuts, although accents and blushes do help.  Consider using the following techniques, which we win discuss at length, as part of a repertoire: clitzpah; conversational foreplay; body language; knowledge of proven cruising places; and, for complete safety, a rejection survival kit.

  Then, be prepared.  Flirting and cruising may indeed open the gates to that ecstatic, full-blown yet fragile garden: Lesbian Romance and Courtship.  Here the price of admission is giving up your safe boundaries and your workaday, ordinary mind.  We go through the flower, into the psychedelic, pulsing, evanescent lavender petals of Romance, you are Queen to your Queen ... Then, alas, is  this also where things usually end?  We wonder: what happened?  Where does the flower of romance go when she dies?  Prolong her, you can.  Preserve her, you cannot.  Always comes the time to reseed.  Thus, planting instructions for new romance between old partners are included as we close this chapter. Remember to pause awhile, not only to marvel- but to rest. This is what cycles are for.

  -Celeste West, San Francisco

Celeste's second book, Lesbian Polyfidelity, unlike her first book,
Lesbian Love Advisor
, keeps you wondering if there really is something
else besides serial monogomy. Bon Chance!



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