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Speaker 1: We're your hosts, Caitlin and Angelina.

Speaker 2: Get ready for some Sapphix serotonin. So on today's episode,

we are discussing the classic tragic tale of Lost and Delirious,

starring Piper Parabo.

Speaker 1: Is that how you would pronounce her last name Pao? Yeah,

that's how I always pronounced.

Speaker 2: I saw someone on TikTok say Piper Parabo, oh, and

I was like, have I been saying it wrong this

whole time?

Speaker 3: And then I forgot to look it.

Speaker 2: Up, So I hope have been.

Speaker 1: I'm parabout.

Speaker 3: I like how it sounds, but I hope it's the

correct way.

Speaker 1: We'll just say Piper.

Speaker 2: Yes, but that makes me think of orange as the

new Black. Oh okay, okay, what was my last name?

Speaker 3: Piper Chapman? Chapman. You're like, I didn't even watch that, don't.

Speaker 1: I don't know the last name I've seen clers.

Speaker 2: Oh, okay, that's the this is the clear elder me.

I'm like, you haven't seen Ranges.

Speaker 3: The new Blot.

Speaker 1: I wasn't allowed. Okay, well you know what, now I am.

Now I'm allowed.

Speaker 2: Now I'm allowed.

Speaker 1: Now I'm allowed.

Speaker 2: He can do whatever I want because I'm an adult exactly,

So something that I really want to share.

Speaker 3: I'm really excited about it.

Speaker 2: I literally already talked about this at my book club

because I was so excited. I found out when I

was looking up info about this movie that it's based

on a book. The book is called The Wives of Bath,

and the book was based on the author's actual experiences

at a boarding school for girls in England in Bath

in Bath, England in the sixties. So I started reading

the book. Actually it's very different. I'm not sure if

the same same thing happens in the end, but there

are definitely additional things that happen in the end. And

they already talked about it in the beginning of the book,

which is weird. We can talk about it more and

when I finish it, but if anyone wants to read it,

it is called The Wives of Bath, and I should

have looked up who the author is, but I can't

remember I will tell you later at the end of

the pod, I will I will say.

Speaker 1: Get the credit.

Speaker 2: So I wanted to ask you if Okay, so this movie,

if you haven't seen it, but hopefully you all have,

it is about high school.

Speaker 3: So they're at a boarding school.

Speaker 2: So I was curious, what was high school like for

you and were you in any.

Speaker 1: Of the like stereotypical clicks. Okay, So I feel like

I had friends for sure, but I was not like

in any click or anything. I was just kind of

like wondering around. Like I would not say it was

popular at all, but like I knew people, I had

friends and things, you know, but definitely not part of

like the popular group. What about you helped meet either,

I wasn't.

Speaker 2: I went to seven high schools, so I didn't wow,

like yeah, it was like kind of it was a

very tumultuous time, so I didn't really meet you know,

a lot of friends where I had them the whole time,

which was always hard for me because I have friends

that have known each other like since kindergarten, and I

think it's so cuy and I wish I had that,

Like I know, people vaguely like were like social media

friends that I've known since like elementary school and some

that I've known from high school, but we're not really

like friends anymore. And yeah, I went to so many schools,

so it was like hard to make like lasting friendships.

I was not in a stereotypical click, but I was

obsessed with being seen, like not like I just want

to be seen, like because I'm a Leo Rising, but

like seen like a scene kid with like the hair,

with the raccoon tail hair, and like my friend Kristin

who now does hair like her profession, but she would

like cut all of our hair like Seene hair. She

would cut like these super short layers and then we

would she would like help us diet.

Speaker 3: Like pink, oh my god, whatever.

Speaker 2: And then I had like my snake bite piercings, and

I just I really wanted to be a scene kid.

My name was Caitlin Corruption on my Space, Corruption with

a K, obviously, and I would make up names for

all my friends, like my one friend.

Speaker 3: Was name Lindsay. Your name was Lindsay Labia.

Speaker 1: Lindsay Labia, Okay, I love that.

Speaker 2: I just thought it was so funny. Anyway, that was

my thing. I thought I was too cool for like

all of the popular things, Like I don't even know

who the popular kids were. I'm sure they existed, but

to me, the popular kids were the same kids because

I thought they were. They were like yeah wow, oh

my god, they have like so many friends on my Space,

like obviously they're popular to me.

Speaker 1: Yeah.

Speaker 3: So yeah, I don't know, silly.

Speaker 2: You're like, uh yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1: So what is your hot take? Forty?

Speaker 3: Okay, I guess you know what.

Speaker 2: It's interesting because as I've started reading the book, they

talk more about it. But there's a lot of weird

internalized a hatred of women or like femininity from specifically

Polly in this, but I would say some of the

other characters at least in the book as well. And

it's something I mean, I feel like it's still seen today,

Like yeah, I feel like someone being feminine or some

something being feminine is like viewed as weak. And that's

something that I think Polly does a lot where she's like, oh,

you don't want to act like a girl and cry

or like I don't, I don't, she doesn't, I don't know.

It's like she thinks that she needs to identify more

with like being a man or something, and I don't

know if it's because she.

Speaker 3: Is maybe trans or non binary and didn't.

Speaker 2: Have the words for it, or if it's just because

she felt like that's what Tory wanted, so she was like,

I have to be like masculine in some way. I

don't know, so I guess that was just interesting to me.

And I didn't notice it the first time I watched

this when I was seventeen, but I noticed it now

as a thirty five year old watching it, I was like,

oh my god, why she seems like she like hates women.

Speaker 1: Yeah, it's so sad. Anyway, do you have a hot

take or a burning desire? I feel like what you

said I can definitely agree with. I can see that.

Watching it the first time, I did not notice any

of that. I was just like, oh my god, this

movie is so crazy and sad and like you know.

Speaker 3: And you're like, why am I so attracted to Viper?

Speaker 1: I know the due she came in and the suit.

I was just like, oh my god. And I had

her that specific like she's just like Dancy with Tory,

but she's just like looking I had that as my

log screen and people were like, oh, I'm like, I

really like her movies like I love the actress.

Speaker 2: I'm so.

Speaker 1: Yeah, and then someone did say something, so I changed

it to like a current picture of her where she's

like whatever we like in this other movie scene. But

I was just like, oh my god, like, stop being

so nosy.

Speaker 3: First of all, anyway, just look at my phone.

Speaker 2: Weird.

Speaker 1: I like had it on there for everyone to see.

So I'm like, oh my god, don't look at it.

My hot take, I feel like, is what It's kind

of like our last episode. I don't think Polly needed

to die. I understand that. Leon. Yes, I hate that,

which is why, like, I do love this movie, but

I hate that I don't. I feel like in a

different alternate ending, she would have gotten help from Missus

Vaughan because Missus Vaughn says she understood her, and she

would have been like, Okay, this fucking sucks, Like I'm

like really experiencing like the worst heartbreak ever her first love, right,

But then she'd be able to like accept herself and

move on and be happy. Yeah. So yeah, that's my hotake.

Speaker 2: I so see that. Yeah, And I also think it's interesting.

I mean, uh, since the book was set in the

sixties and then they made this version be present day

at the time, which was two thousand and one or

probably like late nineties when they started filming it.

Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean it was still.

Speaker 2: More stigma than there is now, which there still is

so much stigma around getting help with mental health. And

that's part of why I will always talk about my

Oh my gosh, peroxetine saved my life, you guys, like

I will tell anybody that will listen, because I really

feel like finally going to therapy and going to a

psychiatrist has helped me immensely to like just become the

person that I always felt like I was inside, but

I was so riddled with so much anxiety that I

couldn't ever like be myself anyway. Not comparing it, she

had a lot of different issues, but I wish that

there was less stigma and she was able to get help.

And I know they kind of tried to tell her

in the movie. I think they did. They said, like,

I know somebody that can help you, that type of thing.

But yeah, it was really sad.

Speaker 3: I agree.

Speaker 2: Yeah, so, uh, you know what, I guess we'll have

to take a break so we can think about how

sad we are about Polly dying.

Speaker 3: Yeah, take a moment of silence.

Speaker 2: But coming up next we'll dive deeper into the recap.

Speaker 1: Welcome back to But I'm a Lesbian. This week we

are discussing lost and Disgusting. Lost and Delirious, a two

thousand and one lesbian film set in an all girls

boarding school.

Speaker 2: Yes, okay, before you start your recap, I just have

to say this because I think it's so interesting.

Speaker 3: Well, two things.

Speaker 2: First, we're gonna do munch merge murder on this, but

they were all adults when they were playing these characters,

so we're gonna pretend that it is the adult version

of them, not the high Also, we watched this when

we were We watched this when we were in yeah,

we were high school or when we were lusting after them.

Speaker 3: It was high school time anyway.

Speaker 1: Yeah.

Speaker 2: But the second thing I want to say is because

I was looking up, like, how old was Piper Perabo

when she played this character.

Speaker 3: She was like early twenties.

Speaker 2: But I thought it was interesting that this movie came

out a year after Coyote Ugly and Coyote Ugly. Like,

I know, she played like an eighteen year old, but

it was like so much more like grown up, like

I felt like also because I was.

Speaker 3: Like nine when I was watching.

Speaker 1: You're like they're so great.

Speaker 2: I was like, they're so grown up, and then I'm

like oh, and then she's playing in high school like

a year later.

Speaker 3: So that was just I had to share.

Speaker 2: We should probably talk about Coyote Ugly, even though it's

not technically a lesbian city, so but it's it's it is,

And the one actor that plays the bar owner is

like by, so we could like stretch it to make it.

We would just make it all about her actual Yeah,

I mean she's very beautiful. I can't remember her name,

but I always thought she was really hot. Okay, anyway,

you can go on your.

Speaker 1: So the film begins with Mary, also known as Mouse.

She's in the car, there's her dad, there's her stepmom.

She's narrating this film, so she's the narrator, and she's

talking about how she would never like her mom, would

never send her to boarding school, like she would never

do this, and we can already tell she obviously loves

her dad, but she does not like her stepmom. So

she's dropped off and she seems very introverted, right, like

wouldn't she say. She just seems very like quiet, which

is why I think that's why they call her mouse. Yeah,

she's like like very you know. Anyways, So yeah, it's just.

Speaker 3: Very like I don't want to take up any space

on my little mouse.

Speaker 1: She's just a little mouse.

Speaker 2: Also, it's Mischa Barton before the fame, so she it

was like baby Misha Barton. I mean, I don't know

when the OC came out, like probably a year later,

but she looks really she looks really young.

Speaker 1: No, I want to say she was probably younger than them.

Speaker 3: I mean I think she was younger.

Speaker 2: Was supposed to be like a freshman and they were

like junior as our seniors.

Speaker 1: Yeah, they I want to say they were seniors or

something like that. But so she meets Tory and Tory

gives her the tour of the school and she's like,

I'm your roommate, and then your bed's of a here,

and here's Polly who's also her roommate. We then meet

Pollie who's smoking in the library. She's smoking, she's you

can tell she's very rebellious.

Speaker 3: She's so cool she is.

Speaker 1: She's just like, oh, hey, like I guess we're roommates

and stuff, and she's just like, oh my god. And

so obviously Mary's trying to settle into you know, being

like very in an unfamiliar place. It's all girls, and

you can tell she doesn't really have like a lot

of friends because she's only met Tory and Pollie. But

they sort of like take her under her wing. I

wouldn't say they pity her. I feel like they actually like, Okay,

she seems cool, like let's be her friend, right, So yeah,

which I thought was really nice because usually with like

movies like this, they're just like either you be popular

like us, or like we're gonna hate you, like we're

gonna bully the fuck out of you. And so the

next part that we see, Mary sees Tory and Polly

kissing and she's like, I don't know she's narrating this.

She doesn't know if she's just being naive. She's like

maybe they were practicing for boys. Oh yeah. She's like,

I don't know, like you can call me naive, but

that's what I thought. But she's like, hmm, you know,

and so she's just like I just always thought that

was really funny. She's like for boys, Okay, She's like

I think all girls do that.

Speaker 3: She's like, I mean, I haven't, but I don't have

that many friends.

Speaker 1: She's like, that's just what the popular girls do, you guys.

So miss Bannett, who is very good looking, she's so beautiful,

isn't she she's the mad teacher and you know she's

trying to do her job as a teacher. And of course,

girls being girls, like you know, they're young, they're gonna talk,

they're gonna do stuff. Miss Bannet embarrassedes Tory, and Polly

like comes to her rescue. So automatically we can see

that Pollie's like very protective of Toy and she's like,

no one's gonna fuck with her, like not even the teachers.

So she does get in trouble obviously, but like you

can tell she doesn't care because she's rebellious. You know,

she's like, what does like getting's attention or getting yelled

at mean to me nothing.

Speaker 3: She's like, I do what I want exactly.

Speaker 1: So later on there the three girls are in the

room and they're writing. It's an assignment. They're supposed to

write letters to their moms, and Pollie is talking about

her bio mom that her biomm got pregnant with her

when she was young and she gave her up for adoption,

and so she's telling her what she would want to say,

which I thought was really funny because she's like, I

know you gave me up when you were young, you

were a child. I understand that, but you're probably like

selling your ass in this. She's like, but maybe we

can go have like a beer or something. So she's

very much no filter.

Speaker 2: She's like it. Also, I felt like kind of spoke

to like she wants to know her mom.

Speaker 1: She's so bad.

Speaker 2: She would meet her wherever she is at, Like she's like,

I don't care if you are doing this. I don't

care if you're drinking or doing drugs, Like I just

want to know you. Yeah.

Speaker 1: She's like she was like putting herself in that situation

where she's like, you were a kid, I get it,

you know, like I'm not mad, Like I'm not scary.

Just meet me, right, Yeah. And then Torri is it's

her turn to write her letter, but they're all like

saying this out loud, so I feel like it's very

therapeutic for them. And she is talking about her relationship

with her mom, which is very complicated she's like, I

do love you, but I hate you, like sometimes I

wish you were dead because you make fun of me,

and you like nothing I do is like good enough,

but I also want to be around you, like I

love you, you know. And then it gets to Mary

and she's like talking about her mom's death and how

sometimes she forgets what she looks like, which is very sad.

And I was like, oh my god, you know, like

that's so I feel like they're very they're connecting and

they're knowing each other on this like deeper level. So

then Polly gives Mary the nickname instead of mouse. She's like,

your name is Mary b for Mary Brave, which I

thought it was nice because you know, I feel like

calling somebody a mouse like kind of me.

Speaker 2: I think Polly thought.

Speaker 3: She's like, that's not a good I'd.

Speaker 1: Rather call you shithead than mouth. I was like, that's

of course, right. And so while Mary, there's like another

scene while Mary's sleeping, Tory and Pollie are having sex.

Yeah yeah, they're having for boys you guys practicing Yeah, like,

oh my.

Speaker 2: God, I might have to eat that boy out. I

don't know that's a practice.

Speaker 1: So they wake up Mary wakes up and she sees

him in the same bed, and they seem like kind

of like oh shit, but also like uh, you know,

like they're not that afraid that she sees them in

bed naked, and Polly just says like, oh, Tory just

has nightmares, that's why she's in my bed. And Mary's

like okay, She's like all right, like I'm not gonna

say anything. Yeah. So then they go for run cause

they're all friends, they're like best friends. Now they go

for run and Polly sees this injured hawk and she's like,

oh God, like you guys go, I'll take care of it.

So she's like very much in tune with like I

want to say nature animals, like she's Tory was saying Polly.

Once she gets an idea in her head, like it's

hard to get it out of her, Like she's gonna she's.

Speaker 2: Very gonna go throwing and very focused on what she

wants to do.

Speaker 1: Yeah. So she's busy with this hawk while Tory and

Mary keep running and they run into a group of

boys and this guy Jake.

Speaker 2: There's like a boys school, like yeah, not that far away.

Speaker 1: So they're like right there, like they often like interact

with each other, and obviously they introduce themselves and he's like, hey,

you're so and so. Your so and so is I

forgot her brother's name.

Speaker 3: Yeah whatever, he's not part Yeah.

Speaker 1: Torri's brother is having a birthday party and he's like, well,

I see you there and she's like I don't know

and Mary. They walk away right, and Mary's like, oh

my god, he totally liked you. And she's like, no,

he only liked my tits. She's like that's what all

guys like. And she's like, well, aren't you going to

go to the party Because she's like so so naive.

Speaker 2: She was like she obviously wants a boyfriend. She's been

practicing so.

Speaker 1: Much, like this is your chance girl, the boy She's like, well,

he likes you, and she's like ew, like I don't

want to go to a party where boys. Girl me like,

I'd rather stay home and do math homework. And at

this point, Mary's like to practice more because she's just

not real. Yeah, I know, she just needs all the

practice she can get guys, and so Mary's like very confused.

She's like okay, like I guess you don't want to.

So she also makes like friends with the gardener, which

I thought was really nice because it was something her

mom used to do. Her and her mom they would garden,

and she's like, you know, you can tell she's just

very like sweet, like she's a nice person, and she's like,

I want a garden. Can I like guarden with you?

And the guy's like, okay, let me ask, but sure,

why not? Right? It was, which I thought was really cute. Yeah,

And so then obviously as time goes on and Mary's

like narrating this, She's like, I don't know if Polly

and Toy necessarily know that I can hear them, but

at this point, I don't think they give a fuck.

She's like, oh, I I thought it was funny because

she was like their moans and they're whispers and things

like that just sort of became like part of the

routine and it was like in my dream and it's

like it rocks her to sleep. She's like, yeah, like

like this was my routine. Yeah. So obviously I think

they all have like that unspoken like agreement that Okay,

we kind of know what's going on here, but no

one's saying anything. Yeah. Yeah, So obviously as we can

see they're making it a habit. Oh before this, Tory's

younger sister, Alison barges into their room and they're just like,

get out of here, you're so annoying whatever, because she's younger.

So I feel like that was a little foreshadowing there.

They were like be prepared for this. They're like, she

loves to barge in. She does not give a fuck

with her little friends. Yeah, so Polly and Tory, I'm

gonna say, Pauline and Mary. Pauline and Tory have sex

and they're laying in bed together. They sleep together, and

Alison barges in with her friends and they see them

in bed, very clearly naked, and they're like what the fuck,

Like what so they're like yeah, they're like, oh my god,

what the fuck? And everyone wakes up and they're like oh,

like oh my god. And so basically they're like, oh,

Pollie's telling Allison, no, you don't understand your sister gets nightmares,

and so like she gets it really bad. So I

just she crawled in here with me, you know, and

Allison's just like in shock. And so Mary gets up

and it's just like leave, like go yeah, and Toy's

for you out because She's like, no, you don't understand.

Alison is a snitch, like she's gonna go tell our

parents and they don't understand. They're very conservative, they're very religious,

like they would never speak to me again. And she

does love her parents and she has a close relationship,

but she doesn't want that to happen. And Pollie's like

who cares the twenty first century, like who cares if

they know? And she's like, no, you don't understand, you know.

And so basically separately, Tory goes up to Alison, her sister,

and is like, you don't understand, Like what you saw

was not what you thought it was. Polly basically I

know she has a carush on me. She climbed into

bed naked with me, and like I told her, I'm

not like that, Like I'm not that way, like I'm

boy crazy. She says something like you know, you know

how I am, which makes me laugh because I'm like

that was so may I'd be like, you know me,

I love this guy, like I love this guy. I

like the teachers. I'm like, Ye're so unattainable. But so

Alison's like, okay, good, I can't even believe I thought

you were, because they never say like specifically, they're just

like I didn't think you were.

Speaker 3: Yeah, because it's like a dirty word.

Speaker 2: Yeah.

Speaker 1: They're like oh. So she's like, don't worry, I'll take

care of the rumors. Like that's just crazy. You should

tell the teacher too. If Polly's like harassing you. She's like, no,

I feel sorry for her because she doesn't have like

a family. She's adopted. And they're like you're too nice, yeah,

which is really fucked up.

Speaker 2: She's like, I'm gonna give her.

Speaker 1: So basically they walk in. She's still getting some like

heat for it. So she doesn't hang out with Polly.

She goes to hang out with like these other group

of friends and she's like, you guys know that's just

trash talk, right, Like I'm not what they say. I am,

Like it's not true at all. And her friends were

sort of like, oh, okay, but even if you were,

who cares? I have an aunt that's gay. She's like,

but I'm not, like I'm not, and so they're like,

oh okay, yeah, Like okay, girl, whatever you say. Yeah.

So Mary just tells Paula like it's okay. She just

needs some time. She's just really upset. Right now, Polly's

just like okay, because you know, I mean it's the

day after so it's actually even later that day, I think,

because it was in the morning that they barge, and

so she was like, yeah, okay, this was Yeah, so

much has happened. But she's like it'll blow over. So

Tory tells Mary separately, like you're the only person that

can really talk about this, because rumors are flying now

about Polly being like a creep, that Polly was the

one initiating everything, and Tory just was like, I don't

feel the same way, but I just feel sorry. That's

why I was friends with her.

Speaker 3: You know, I can't help it that I'm just so hot.

Speaker 1: Yeah, she like loves me, so it's like who can

blame her? Right, So right, so she tells Mary like,

you're the only one that knows. I'm gonna confide you.

Polly is very like sensitive, She's not gonna take this well.

She's gonna take this break up very hard. So she's like,

I need you to be there for her because I

can't be there for her, Like basically I can't be

seen with her anymore. We're not going to be the

same way it was, and so Mary's just like okay,

like I guess right, So basically things happen, but I

want to say in between each time, Polly is just

not understanding why Tory won't just say that she's gay

or even like reciprocate when it's just them. But Toy's

just like, no, I need to. She tells Polly we

just need to grow out of it, which I thought

was really sad because she's like, you know, like this

is enough. We can't do this anymore, Like, let's just

grow out of it. And Polly's like, what the fuck

do you mean? Grow out of it? Like you love me? Yeah?

Speaker 3: And I love you yeah.

Speaker 1: She's like, this is not like a phase. This is

not like a thing that girls do at boarding schools.

Even though it's very gay to be at a boarding school.

Speaker 3: I know it's so gay.

Speaker 2: One more thing I have to mention because I can

relate everything to the L word.

Speaker 1: Uh huh.

Speaker 2: Her saying she's going to grow out of it reminds

me of when Dana comes out to her mom and

her mom says, we all have feelings for our friends, Dana, yeah,

doesn't mean we have to act on it. Yeah.

Speaker 1: Oh and then the scene with them her friend and

the whores and everything. Girl, you're fucking gay.

Speaker 2: If you haven't watched the lward, you need to watch

it because we're gonna talk about it constantly.

Speaker 1: Yeah, we're gonna way.

Speaker 2: Sorry, that's all. I thought we'll grow out of it.

She's like, oh my god, what's like so sad? But

she probably like people told her that, like these things

are faced, people just like experiment.

Speaker 1: Yeah, but even yeah, she's just like I feel like

she's also trying to convince herself, like I can grow

out of this. Yes, She's like, and I won't be

like I just you know, in the day, Yeah, exactly.

She's like the real person is like Jake. So she

even references Jake. She's like, I'm at this really cute boy,

like he's like totally in love with me. Yeah.

Speaker 2: After she like Mary, like, I have no interest in him,

but now she has to.

Speaker 1: Now she has to look interesting. She's like, oh my god, Yes,

Jake is like what I've been waiting for. So Polly

is like every day after that, she is just not

doing well. She's taking this really hard, which I don't

blame her because it sucks everyone in the school is

talking shit about you. No one wants to hang out

with you, minus like Mary sometimes, you know, because people

That's when Allison tells Mary like, hey, I'm not trying

to butt into this, but like people are speaking badly

about you. They say that you are the same way

because you hang out with Polly and Mary. Good for Mary,

She is like, that's why she's Mary Brave, right. She's like, well,

Polly's my friend, so I don't care what they say,

like you know, like basically fuck you guys. I know,

and I feel like she is a good friend. She's like,

I don't care, and if she does often go to

like the gardener for tips, and like I feel like

that's like here's her father figure because she's like, my

stepmom hates it that my dad and I have such

a close relationship, and her dad's like absent throughout this

entire movie other than when he sends her fucking seats plant. Yeah,

but she is like desperate for his love.

Speaker 2: That's when it comes across as like she lost her

mom and yeah, she's like, I love my dad so much,

but he he gives off workaholic type of vibes, like

oh I married another woman, so this woman can take

care of my kid.

Speaker 1: Yeah, actually not even anymore, because now you're at an

all girls board. I'll send you seeds when I feel

like it. I don't know, like I just thought that

was sad. But so Tory has she goes out a

date with Jake and all I feel like, this is

so awkward because they're literally all actively fighting, Tory and

Pollie and like this weird like atmosphere. Well there's still

all roommates, like their bed is literally right next to

each other. So Toy is getting ready for this date

and Polly's like, where are you going? Like what are

you doing? She's like with the friends is none of

your business? Just get over it.

Speaker 2: Whatever.

Speaker 1: So Tory goes out with Jake. Mary gets up and

sees that they're having sex in the like little forest.

Speaker 3: Yeah, like against a tree.

Speaker 1: Yeah there. And Collie also sees this because she was

out there with the hawk that she names the Raptor.

She's like, yes, she's like taking care of this hawk

this entire time, and so she sees it. She runs

back and basically she confronts her and she's like, so

you fuck your friends against the tree, Like that's what

you do she's like get over it, like whatever, and

she brags about it the next day with all her friends,

saying like, oh my god, like he was so good,

like it's everything. And she even like it's so funny

seeing that because like obviously they're supposed to think like, Okay,

she's telling the truth, but you can see in her

face and like obviously Polly and Mary know that she's

just like, oh my god, like I'm really putting on

this show, you know. So basically Polly is still trying

to get Tory back and nothing's really working because Toy's dead.

Sound like this is the end of it, Like I'm

in love with Jake and everything. So Polly is like

the outcast of the and we see her honestly, like

she's very depressed and she's acting out in a lot

of ways, and like the teachers are noticing, other people

are noticing, but there's just really nothing that they can

do because she's not willing to like accept it, nor

do they know like the entire situation, you know. So

Polly goes in and she like breaks this mirror and

Mary comes in. It's just like Polly, are you okay?

And she's like basically telling her cut my hair, do this, like,

you know, just just do it for me. And Mary's

like she doesn't want are you doing this for Tori?

Because she doesn't want a girl with short hair. She

wants like a boy. She wants Jake, like she's not

a lesbian, and Pollie flips out. She's like, what the

fuck are you talking about? Like you think I'm a lesbian.

I'm Polly in love with Toy and she's in love

with me, and that's what we are. We're not lesbians.

And it's just really sad because she's crying. She's very depressed,

and she's just like losing like she's losing it, right

and so and so basically she's like everyone knows that

she's getting out of control. And she tries to have

secutry in the night and Mary acts like she's asleep,

but she's like kissing her and they're just like ohing.

Tori's like, no, this can't happen, and she tells Polly like,

listen to me, I love you, and I'm never gonna

love anybody the way that I love you, and you

know that I know that, like I'm probably gonna die

loving you this way. But we cannot be like ever,

because you know, like I value my relationship with my parents.

And so the next day, Polly still she did cut

her hair. It's not like I guess the shortest she

wanted it, but she did cut it, and so people

are laughing at her. She's still like getting upset. She

gets her letter back from her bio mom and she's

like telling Mary to read it, and it says that

her bio mom does not want anything to do with her,

like she's like, don't contact her. And so Polly's like,

even I feel like there's just more things adding on

to hers. She's just spiraling. She's just not doing well,

and so missus Vaughan's like trying to get her help.

Missus Vaughan's the headmaster, and she's like, I know, I understand,

and Pollie is like she's I've never loved anyone the

way I've loved her, and I think I'm probably gonna

die loving her, like that's how I feel. And missus

Vaughan's just like, well, you know, she tried to help her,

but there's not much she can do.

Speaker 3: I feel like Ms Vonn's trying to tell her that

she's a lesbian.

Speaker 1: And she's like I know. She's like, no, you don't know.

She's like I know, and that's when she lets it slip,

like okay, like I'm in love with her, but she doesn't.

She can't be with me. Yeah and so, and there's

also rumors about Miss Vaughan and Miss Bannett that they're together.

So Polly challenges Jake Tory's boyfriend to a duel and

she's for her.

Speaker 2: Heart because she she does fencing sensing and she like

lets her.

Speaker 1: I thought that was so cool but also very gay

because I'm like, yes, go off, because she's like you,

I'm going to fight for her. I'm gonna whoever wins

basically gets her heart. But like she doesn't understand this.

I mean she does know, but I guess she wants

that hope that if she beats her, like hey, I'm better.

You know.

Speaker 2: This also goes back to her weird like internalized, like

you had to be like a man to be with me,

because you're not giving the woman the choice. You're just

saying we're going to fight to the desart not a.

Speaker 1: Person, you're a prize. Anyway, that was my take on that.

I know, like throughout the movie, I will say there

is a lot of like internalized misogyny against herself, and

it's sad because she's like, I'm not gonna cry, like

are you a girl? Like don't be this like you know.

And so basically Polly sends that letter and Jake and

his friends. Jake is like, no, she's unstable, and his

friends are like that'd be so cool, like do it

because Polly is ruining Tory's life, like fight for your girl,

and he's like, okay, I guess right. He's like I

guess so well. Meanwhile, Mary's just like in the middle

of this, and she's also discovering herself. Poor Mary. And

so this is, oh my god, one of my favorite scenes,

even though it's very sad. It's the father daughter dame

oh and Mary is like, I'll tell you all about

a dad if you come. And obviously Tory's dad is there,

everyone's there. Mary's father never arrives, and she's just really

fucking sad because she's like, fuck you. Yeah, he's an asshole.

She's like fuck you. Tory and her dad are dancing.

Polly shows up in a suit with like she's like

walking over and she's just like interrupts Tory and her

father and is like, oh, I'd like to dance with her,

and Tory's father's like excuse me.

Speaker 3: She's like this is a joke.

Speaker 1: She's like, no, yeah, I'd like to dance with her.

And he's like, well, I don't think my daughter would

like that, and she's like anyways, So she literally like

gets him out of the way and is dancing with

Tory and Toy's like, what the fuck are you doing, Like,

don't do this. Yeah, Pollie's dancing with their every all

eyes are on them, and they're just like holy shit.

She's like tell me that you love me, or I'll

stop this dance right now, like basically threatening her, telling

her like tell me this or I'm gonna like blow

this up. And Toy's just like, I don't care what

you say anymore, Like it's it's done with. So Polly

runs off crying and her and Mary meet up because

they're just both sad. Polly again is rejected by Tory.

Mary's father isn't there, so they run in the woods

and I feel like this is very again therapeutic. They're

just like raging, like they're saying all the things Pollie's

giving Tory the I mean, uh, Mary, the encouragement to

be like fuck your dad. He's an asshole, you know.

And they're just like raging literally, like they're letting it out.

And so they have like a fun they have that

fun little scene and then they go to the school

and Polly breaks and gets like her little fencing sword

and she shows up and Jake is like to the duel.

Jake is like what the fuck is this? Like what

are you doing? And so they're fencing whatever, and she's

winning because she's very good, like you said, she's been practicing. Yes,

so she's like on a roll here and everyone's like, oh, well,

you know, like we think like she's doing good, and

she does. She gets him on the ground and she's

just like say it, say you'll give up, toy, and

he's like what are you talking about, Like I'm her boyfriend,

like this cut this shit out, Polly. And Polly's like no,

say it that you'll give her up. And then she's

mine and he's like no, and she stabs him and

he's like Everyone's like, oh my god. And Mary's like

stab it, Pollie. She's like getting her off. Everyone's freaking

out there like this bitch like she stabbed me. I

think he called her a dike too. They threw that

in there, Yeah, they did. I was like, I'm like, they.

Speaker 2: Always have to might have attacked you, but no need

for its there.

Speaker 1: There's no need for that. You could just be like, wow,

you fucking stab me, like you someone get me? How

someone that's like the most important thing on his mind?

Speaker 3: Like, didn't she where did she stab him?

Speaker 1: She stopped it? He like, no, she stabbed him in

like the stomach area, like right here, because he's like,

oh my god, which I don't know if you want

to give a spoiler about in the book.

Speaker 3: Okay, in the book.

Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure I could be wrong because I haven't

finished the book, but I'm pretty sure she kills him

and chops off his penis and then like where's it

or something. I don't know. They hint at that in

the beginning of the book, so I think that's what happens,

which is very telling.

Speaker 1: Like you said, maybe she's just like, you know, I

need to have this because then Tory wore.

Speaker 3: Yeah.

Speaker 1: So then Mary is like the girls are having a

soccer game. Mary comes running screaming, crying, and they're like,

what's going on? And just as she's about to say something,

she goes up to Tory. They hear the They hear

the hawk, and all throughout this movie, Polly and this hawk,

which she also calls herself the raptor, they have a

very close relationship. She's nursed this bird back to health,

Toddy had to fly and it like comes to her,

and so it's very symbolic, I want to say, because

they hear it and it goes over. They see Polly.

She's on the roof and they're like, oh my god,

what is she doing. She's like holding the bird, and

she is very like poetic, like she has a lot

of like poetry recited to Tory, and even with Mary

that she just you know that she's expressing herself. She

recites this and basically she lets the bird go and

she falls and everyone's like, oh my god, like everyone

is horrified. And Mary, for like that slight moment, has

like that smile on her face kind of where I

feel like she's not happy that Pollie's dead. I think

she even she said too, like she found herself. She

wanted to like thank her mom for giving her that

love that saved her from the darkness, that Polly had

and Pollie could not be saved from the darkness because

she didn't have that to begin with, so she had

to fly away and she's like that's where she sees

it as that Polly is like free now. And so

it's really fucking sad. And I remember watching that and

just being like heartbroken because I was like, no, like,

maybe she's this is her last stand, and Toory will

be like, no, I love you, like you know, and

so yeah, the film is sad with that another tragic

lesbian death, which, as you know, I hate.

Speaker 3: I know, it's so sad.

Speaker 1: And now for the moment you've all been waiting for

our version of fuck Mary, Kill, Munch, merge murder. As

Caitlin said in the beginning, these are all we are

talking about the adult version of themselves, not like high school.

They are adults. Yes, yes, So our options are Tory, Polly,

and miss Bannett.

Speaker 3: What are your okay?

Speaker 2: Well, I put missus Bannett or miss Bannett on there

because I think she is very beautiful. She is and

she's giving, she's giving fem top. It's like I could

get down with this, So I would merge with her.

I would munch grown up Polly, and I would kill Tory,

and I feel a little bad about it because I

do know, like like as if I'm actually killing her.

Speaker 3: I'm like, I feel bad.

Speaker 2: You guys, You're like I feel bad because I did

when I rewatched this because I hadn't watched it in years.

I kind of felt I felt more for Tory than

I did when I watched it when I was seventeen,

because I was like, I wasn't I don't care about

the relationship with her parents. I was like, whatever, if

they're homophobic, fuck them. But I was like, this sucks

because she's like rich. They're gonna cut her off. She's

not gonna have any money, Yeah, like she in order

to go to college, she probably has to like be

fake with them. And I was thinking, like it could

ruin her whole life, Like if she has like these

plans of like I'm going to go to this school

and then I'm gonna get this type of job and

this is what I want to do. Like what if

they really did totally like cut her off, kick her out.

Speaker 1: And then she like loves them because she's.

Speaker 3: Like I know, I forget about that because I was like,

there are souls. Why do you love them?

Speaker 2: I mean they did make you, but whatever they give

you life, like like they're dickheads.

Speaker 1: They are anyhow, what about you? So I can see

what she said about Tory, and I feel like since

Pollie obviously kills herself, and I feel like that sucks.

I feel like Polly would have had a great life,

like I mentioned like in the beginning, she could life.

She could have gotten the counselor and everything, and she

would have made it through that breakup. So honestly, I'd

want to merge with Polly and I'd probably kill Tory

and then munch miss Bannett. Yeah, I feel what you're

saying about that like relationship that she had with her parents.

But it also sucks that now knowing that Polly killed herself,

like that's what she's forever going to like live with

and who knows if she'll ever come out of the

closet or she'll be like traumatized and be like I'm

never like Polly was my only love and it's not

fair for me to be out since she literally killed herself.

Speaker 2: Yeah, and it could be it could be like also

like maybe that maybe like maybe is by and she

will only meet men after that she's attacked.

Speaker 3: Who knows, but it.

Speaker 2: Did feel like she just really did love her and

she couldn't be with her, and it was so sad.

It was giving star Cross lovers. I know, Uliet, it was,

but only one of them died. Yes, but it's still

so sad. Honestly, Yes, But well, what would you rate it?

Speaker 3: One to five?

Speaker 1: I really liked this one, so I'm gonna give it

a four point five five cherries. Okay, what about you?

Speaker 2: I was gonna say four because I like it. It's

a it's a classic. I watched this, Like I said,

I watched it as a teenager, probably on YouTube with

my first ex when we were just best friends before

we were dating. But we watched all the lesbian movies together.

I feel like it was like we were testing each

other out. Someone gonna say something like yeah and yeah.

It took that person being like in between us for

us to be like, I am gay?

Speaker 1: Are you gay?

Speaker 3: Oh my yead, we're book gay?

Speaker 1: Yes?

Speaker 2: But yeah, I would say four because it's really good,

but I wish that it didn't have the tragic mentally

unstable lesbians trope.

Speaker 3: Yes bad?

Speaker 2: Tell us in the comments what you would rate it

because I'm curious. Yes, I think this is the highest

you've rated something, because you.

Speaker 1: Know I rated four point five before. I really yeah,

I read it bound four points.

Speaker 3: I thought you only gave it four.

Speaker 1: No, I gave it four point five. Yeah, we'll check

the tape. They're gonna fact check me. But I swear

I give it was just four.

Speaker 2: I don't know it was for Maybe you're right, okay,

but I don't have that bit of a memory. I

always say, like, Okay, when I was in high school,

I watched this documentary and it talked about how every

time you do a certain substance that I used to do,

it takes us ice cream scoop of brain cells out

of your brain.

Speaker 3: Oh and I did it.

Speaker 2: A lot, so I think I'm missing so many ice

cream scoops. So it could just be me not remembering

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I'm a lesbian pod on TikTok, Instagram and even Facebook. Okay,

so we love books, so we decided to have a

segment called literary Lesbians. The funny thing is the first

book is a picture book, so it didn't.

Speaker 3: Really involve reading.

Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know if if picture books can

be called literature, I don't know for sure.

Speaker 1: But there is an age of some words on this.

Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean there's words on the front. The L

Word a photographic journal by Jennifer Bials also known as

Bette Porter, which I think is one of your faves.

Speaker 1: She's my favorite character in The L Word. Yeah, yeah,

very toxic, but my favorite.

Speaker 2: Yeah, why did she have to get with the carpenter?

Speaker 1: I know it's toxic?

Speaker 2: Yes, Okay, So it does have kind of a long

preface area here, so there are words, but I didn't

read it. But you know what I did. As soon

as I got this, I said, let me look for

pictures of Shane. So I'm gonna look in here and.

Speaker 1: See that's one of the ones sent me.

Speaker 2: Yes, as soon as I got this, I took a

picture and sent it. Can you guys see the most

the most two thousand and three, two thousand and four outfit. Yeah,

my other wife, Shane McCutcheon. I I don't know. She's

just so hot. I can't She just awakens something in

me and apparently in a lot of other people. I

think everyone has attracted her. So let's see what else

do we have. You're like, let's see the other characters

do we care about?

Speaker 1: Oh my god?

Speaker 2: Okay, So, like, look, Dana we were just talking about

and Alice. I mean, I guess he's not behind the scenes,

so I guess it's like Kate and I think Dana's

actress is named Aaron Aaron McDaniel, Jennifer.

Speaker 3: Beals, and Licia Haley.

Speaker 2: So basically I heard about this book and I was like,

I have to get it. During the filming of The

L Word, Jennifer Beals was very into photography. I mean,

maybe she still is, but I don't know. Okay, she

took a lot of pictures behind the scenes, and she

did an interview I don't remember, but anyway, she was

just saying that someone told her like people would probably

like want to see these pictures, like, yes, the lesbians,

we all want to see the picture. Oh my god,

how is she so hot?

Speaker 3: Okay?

Speaker 2: This is like this hair. This was like season one hair,

but then she kind of went back to this similar

hair in like season five, Season.

Speaker 3: Five Shane peak hotness.

Speaker 2: That was my favorite version of Shane.

Speaker 1: Oh my god, Oh my god.

Speaker 2: Okay, we need to look at other pictures besides just us.

Speaker 3: Thirsty Tim oh good.

Speaker 2: Old Tim whose breasties abes?

Speaker 3: I don't know either.

Speaker 2: Yeah, we've got a table read.

Speaker 3: Okay, here's the thing.

Speaker 2: We might talk about this at another point, but I

feel like, since this is an oult word book, I

need to tell you that I am a Jenny apologist.

Speaker 3: I love Jenny.

Speaker 2: I know that she turned into kind of a cunt

at some point, but she had a lot of trauma.

And also, I think she's so pretty, So I'm like,

it's okay, so you forgive her because she's so beautiful.

I love her, so it's okay that she's kind of

Oh my god, Carmen, Oh yeah, Carmen. Okay, everyone loves Carmen.

I love I think Carmen's very beautiful. She's not my

type because she's too fem if it was mass Karmen,

Oh my god, Poppy do you remember Poppy do? Okay,

Poppy was the most like fem top because she gave

this like daddy energy. But she was like she would

wear these like little like really interesting outfits.

Speaker 3: It would underwear type of vibes.

Speaker 2: I was like, Oh, what do we got so cute

little besties? I also love to look at these because

they're so like the era. Also, is that Eileen Shaken?

Speaker 1: Yeah?

Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, so I don't know if this has ever

been talked about for sure, but this is my theory.

Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure she based Jenny on herself.

Speaker 1: Yeah, you feel she did. That's why it's funny when

people like hate her so much, because she's like, well, fuck,

that's totally her.

Speaker 2: She's like, it's a it's based off yes, because it's

like an author and she kind of has similar like

the dark hair and the light eyes. And I feel

like she said before that she thought she was straight

until like she was out of college and blah blah.

Speaker 3: I was like, oh, Jenny is literally like her.

Speaker 1: Jenny's literally Jenny about herself. Oh I loved her Era.

Speaker 2: I was like, oh my god, Okay, Also, you guys,

we could do a whole season, a whole separate show

of just literally tell me if you would want that

because we can put it on Patreon or it's just

like talking about it. We can make it happen, girl,

because I used to listen to a podcast where they

just recapped the L word and I was like, man,

I've only watched this thirty times. I need to hear

these people's opinions on it. So if you would want that,

let me know. We could also deal with Oranges and

New Black because for me it would be rewatching it.

Speaker 3: For her, she's never even seen it.

Speaker 1: Never reacting and recap. You've never even seen how hot

Hot Donna was a couple like episodes as Alex Boss. Yeah,

I've seen, like, I know who they are. I just

never watched it.

Speaker 2: I know I knew who was wrote when she was

on it.

Speaker 1: Yeah, her character was annoying, though I did watch Wentworth,

which is like the oh yeah, we.

Speaker 3: Talked about Wentworth.

Speaker 2: Okay, we could also do Wentworth if you if you

want it, it's a good one.

Speaker 3: Okay.

Speaker 2: So there's there's the Pants So they have a podcast.

If you guys don't know, I'm feeling like it's other

lesbians that listen or watch this, so they probably know

about the pants pod. But I'm obsessed with it. Lesha

and Kate have their own podcast. I also got their

book That'll be honest, Upcoming Literary Lesbians. When I actually

read it so I can discuss it more. I just

I have it. I have the signed copy. It's so

special to me. Prized possession girl.

Speaker 1: Here's Holland Taylor.

Speaker 2: Oh yeah, and when Laurel Holloman was pregnant, we are

going to I'm not sure if it's this. I think

later this season we're going to do incredibly true adventures

of two Girls in Love, which was yes, it was

early early Laurel Holloman. She played this little like mask lesbian,

so cute. It was from like the Early Night.

Speaker 1: I think I would say, oh, there's words, there's more words,

words all the baby. That's cute. I don't know what

that is part of the script.

Speaker 2: Okay, Max, Okay, this is going to be so boring

to people that haven't watched the ELM. Why do you

care about these people? Because AnyWho, we've got a lot.

I do want to want to know what's your favorite

season of the Word.

Speaker 3: Oh my god, Tasha. I love Tasha, even though she

was like I.

Speaker 2: Don't know that I liked necessarily her character because she

was kind of like mm she gave cop vibes.

Speaker 3: Yeah, but she was hot.

Speaker 1: She was hot, but she did give like that.

Speaker 2: Well didn't she try to become a cop in the

end after she got out of them?

Speaker 1: She tried? Okay, well no, so.

Speaker 2: Like that's not my favorite season. I don't even remember.

Speaker 3: I don't know.

Speaker 1: Okay, you did watch, Uh, yes, we watched.

Speaker 2: Jan Que watched if I haven't. Oh, that's extra hot. Okay.

Speaker 1: I think.

Speaker 2: I have been very into women firefighters since a shot

at Love with Tila Tequila, which you're too young for.

Speaker 1: I've seen it.

Speaker 2: Oh okay, well okay, so season one, Danny the super

hot butch firefighter didn't win, which was stupid, but I

mean we found out that Tila Tequila now came out

and said she was never actually by it was just

for the show.

Speaker 3: She's only straight.

Speaker 2: But anyway, then season two there was this girl I

was so into.

Speaker 3: I still quote her.

Speaker 2: Rizzo, there's this do you remember her?

Speaker 1: I was. I thought for some reason, when you were

gonna say like before like side note before Tea Loo Tequila,

I thought you were gonna say station I ting because

that's like a really popular one with like they're all firefighters.

Speaker 2: Wait, is that the one that the girl from Hightown

is in?

Speaker 3: The hot one? She's in something.

Speaker 1: No, this is something different because I think I know

who you're talking about. But no, it's like with other people.

Speaker 2: If you haven't watched High Town on Stars, watch it.

Speaker 3: It's so good.

Speaker 2: It is so I would say, like, I mean, I

don't know if you want to say kind of groundbreaking.

It is a not theemme, so like a kind of

mask poc lesbian main character who is like solving crimes

and shit. She starts that's just like she's like a

harbor cop. They'll be fun, but they call her fish cop.

But then she like gets involved in like finding out

all this stuff about these like drug deals and like

girls that are missing. Also, she's so hot. I can't

remember the actress's name. I'm an asshole, but the character

is Jackie kin Yonis and I love her.

Speaker 3: It was on for three seasons. Watch it.

Speaker 2: It's set in Provincetown, which I've never been to, but

it's very gay. My wife always calls it Cape Town,

and I'm like that Africa. He makes us up Cape

cod and province Town Cape town anyway, really good point

being if you want a cool book where you don't

have to read that much. If you're Leah Michelle you're

not really sure how to read, you can get pictures. Really.

Oh yeah, it has this, which makes me think of

a Bible. I think a lot of bibles have that.

Speaker 3: I don't know.

Speaker 1: I think the there are books too, okay, like diaries too.

Speaker 2: Oh yeah, diaries and Bibles and this photo book. Anyway,

this is gonna be my new coffee table book. Is

that gay enough? That walk in and they're like, if

we didn't already know that you were lesbian?

Speaker 1: I always the wife wasn't gay enough? I know?

Speaker 3: And then we have the.

Speaker 2: Yes, And then we have pictures in the living room

of fruits that look like vaginas. AnyWho, That's pretty much

all we have for today. I hope you enjoyed looking

at pictures of hot lesbians from twenty years ago.

Speaker 1: Mainly hot Shane.

Speaker 3: She's my favorite forever. She's still hot.

Speaker 2: I know that she's well, she was playing Shane only

a few years ago because of because of gen Q.

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don't know if that's a for sure thing yet.

Speaker 1: They said they were talking about it.

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

Speaker 2: I was like I'm glad I'm not a man because

it would be obvious like I'm a owner. Oh AnyWho,

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Speaker 1: Make sure to tune in next week we will be

discussing the twenty twenty four Apple film Fancy Dance.

Speaker 2: Starring another hot mask Lily glad To. At least in

the movie, they're.

Speaker 1: They're they're hot in this movie, Like.

Speaker 3: Oh my God.

Speaker 2: That's why I said we had to watch it. So

until then, we will see you next Tuesday. Executive producers

for But I'm a Lesbian are Caitlin Beatty and Angelina Herrera.

Produced and mixed by Victoria Shiplett. Creative direction and video

editing provided by Juanita Rorkday. Music by Stiletto Falsetto.