LesBians Caught on Video! Episode 4: LesBian relationships

By Sandra Showtime on Tuesday, September 8, 2009 - 19:45

‘Lesbians caught on video’ is eurOut’s new vlog about Dutch lesbian life and culture.

In this episode, you'll meet Saskia’s girlfriend Sanne as they discuss their relationship and try to determine who is the typical 'male' and who is the typical 'female' in it.

Saskia developed a point-system so you can play the “stereotype game” with them. I especially like how they “compare their boobs” and talk about freaking out over spiders.

Just to remind you, they exclusively say it’s supposed to be simple and cliché. So please don’t take it too seriously. Regarding to this test it turns out I am quite a “dude”, by the way. I leave it to the Meet Up people to inform you if this outcome is valid ;-)

Feel free to leave your questions and wishes for future episodes in the comments. Check back in two weeks for another edition of ‘Lesbians caught on video’ and find previous episodes here.

[You want to show the rest of the world what it’s like to be lesBian in your European country? Or do you have another idea for a vlog? Email us! :) ]

Tags: human interest, lesbians caught on video, special projects, stereotypes, videos, vlog

Thanks for a great vlog

Submitted by Natazzz on September 8, 2009 - 22:04.

This episode was really entertaining and made me LOL a lot. Especially about the part where you get a feminine point for having breasts.

What does it say about me that that is my ONLY point in the feminine section?

Thanks for a really fun quiz :-)

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So you're not afraid of

Submitted by Zasquia on September 9, 2009 - 09:36.

So you're not afraid of spiders either? :0 Feel free to complain to my camera and me this weekend about your supposed masculinity ;)

Interesting...

Submitted by Little G on September 8, 2009 - 22:11.

How cute are you two together?

And to answer your question on why women are - generally - afraid of spiders: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/8237691.stm

Interesting to hear how beer drinking is considered a masculine thing. Across the Atlantic it's not a masculine thing (even though the "Light" beers are targeted at women). Drinking whiskey, rum and vodka are considered (straight) men drinks.

Saskia, when you mentioned hairy arms, did you really say "well endowed"? (Do you know what that means - right?)

Yes, I know what it means,

Submitted by Zasquia on September 9, 2009 - 09:42.

Yes, I know what it means, and that you actually can't really say that about arm hair :P It just sort of popped out ;) Interesting article about spiders, by the way!

hahah. The dutch accent.

Submitted by toverfaye on September 9, 2009 - 11:01.

hahah. The dutch accent. Love it. xD

Anyways. I have a draw. What does that mean ... ? =)

I don't know! Maybe it means

Submitted by Zasquia on September 10, 2009 - 11:02.

I don't know! Maybe it means that you're just really well-balanced? ^^

What a great episode!

Submitted by Erikka on September 9, 2009 - 14:13.

I really enjoyed this episode and was great fun to count my feminine and masculine "points". I scored a little higher on the masculine side which is not a big surprise for me, though my points are quite even. I loved to give one point just for having breasts:-))

Your vlog is great, keep up the good job!

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Thank you! :)

Submitted by Zasquia on September 10, 2009 - 11:04.

Thank you! :)