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<p>[QUOTE="J Dagger, post: 9765253, member: 10944"]I was happy to move them on whatever the use. Can’t say I didn’t peek at an “article” or three first. Your dad and I both appreciated the writing.</p><p><br /></p><p>Speaking of traditional sapphic use….I’m currently watching a show called Gentlemen Jack on Max (HBO). For anyone looking for a great period piece I highly recommend it. It’s about a Georgian woman seeking Georgian women. Certainly not traditional then! Wonderful show though, quite humorous. Set mostly at an old English country estate. Some travels throughout the great European destinations. A few tame but titillating love scenes. Lots of great costumes, jewelry, props, and sets. Well worth a watch for anyone that has that service.</p><p><br /></p><p>Edit: Georgian era that is, just to be specific. Although they may be approaching the beginning of the Victorian era during the second season. I don’t recall the exact timeline.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="J Dagger, post: 9765253, member: 10944"]I was happy to move them on whatever the use. Can’t say I didn’t peek at an “article” or three first. Your dad and I both appreciated the writing. Speaking of traditional sapphic use….I’m currently watching a show called Gentlemen Jack on Max (HBO). For anyone looking for a great period piece I highly recommend it. It’s about a Georgian woman seeking Georgian women. Certainly not traditional then! Wonderful show though, quite humorous. Set mostly at an old English country estate. Some travels throughout the great European destinations. A few tame but titillating love scenes. Lots of great costumes, jewelry, props, and sets. Well worth a watch for anyone that has that service. Edit: Georgian era that is, just to be specific. Although they may be approaching the beginning of the Victorian era during the second season. I don’t recall the exact timeline.[/QUOTE]
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