I came across your videos this evening and enjoyed very much the way you presented your thoughts and life experiences on the topic in such a natural and concise way. 👍 I do have the following questions for you : 1) After the legalization of same-sex marriages in Taiwan, would the Taiwanese society at large have a better understanding and acceptance of the LGBT Community ? Would there also be more marriages between lesbians and gays as a result of this legislation ? Generally speaking, would mature people in the age brackets 40- 60 have the courage to come out, if yes, what is the percentage of these people in comparison to the population of that age groups, also the percentage of each of the 2 genders ? Given the male-centric and misogynistic nature of Chinese society at large (whether in Taiwan or Mainland China) on the one hand and on the other, more women are educated and financially independent, would there be an increase of formation of lesbian couples in Taiwan ? 2) Would you be interested in doing a video or in depth-research on the lesbian communities in Mainland China ? Despite the fact that Chinese people are still very conservative and have a male-oriented mentality, however, from my observation female/female love is quite accepted and tolerated in the country. A. It is mind-boggling to see the quantity of female/female love & erotica entertainment products coming out of China, especially on social media platforms. Further, the all-female entertainment group such as the shanghai-based SNH48 and its 4 other regional branches (over 200 female performers) have female/female love & erotica live performances on stages and related videos posted on the Internet. The female performers live as couples and are celebrated by their millions fans, they are also supported by their employer, which promotes a program of “Best Partners” among these young women as a selling point. It should be noted that these related entertainment products are very popular abroad and posted on RU-vid by their overseas fans in Southeast Asia (Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore etc…) so worldwide netizens can have access to. B. The lesbian communities ‘ live-streaming activities on social media platforms such as on Douyin, Bilibili etc… The PPLs (P: 婆 - feminine lesbians, wearing long hair and light makeup) are quite active on the internet, they usually do 3 live-streaming sessions per week in the evening for a duration of 3 to 4 hours per session. They interact between themselves and entertain each other with singing, dancing ,games etc.., and also have exchanges with their hundreds thousands of fans online. You can access their live-streaming session on Douyin by typing their names, they are Katrina, 小太阳, 十二亦, 孙一宁, 三一玄机, 冬雪, 玲爺, KO, etc.. just to name a few. These PPLs also post their life experiences-related videos online via Douyin. Lately, even G.E.M. (the singer/song writer 邓紫棋) has a crush on one of these PPLs, Katrina, and they flirt each other online through the live-streaming platform. C. Many Mainstream female entertainers of the show biz industry are also known to be lesbians ( labeled as 姬圈天菜), the annual variety tv show ( 乘风破浪）funded by Mango TV regrouping over 30 established actresses/ singers of the age over 30 , is a good example of gathering of lesbian performers in the public realm.
Thank you for your message. I have lived in Europe for 12 years and have been come out for less than two years. I didn’t know anything about the lesbian community in Asia. Even though I had many lesbian friends before, I was not aware of my sexual orientation at the time, so I didn’t study it in depth. Lesbian life is my real life for me. What I care about is how to find someone I like where I am, and adapt myself to this new life. So I don’t know anything about lesbians in the entertainment industry. Thank you for providing me with so many keywords, many of which I have never heard of. It gave me the opportunity to learn about Asia’s entertainment industry and lesbian-related variety show news.
@@TammyTalkShow I have also lived in Europe for 12 years, mainly in Paris before moving to North America, where I ‘ve been living for some time now. Given my past living experiences and cultural/linguistic exposures to Asian, European and American cultures/societies, I am inclined to take a holistic approach to life in general, and I define myself as a “ Citizen of the Universe”. I am interested in the history of women’s social movements around the globe especially with regards to Social Justice, the right for women to live their life according to their aspirations and most importantly, the right to be themselves and to define “Womanhood “ according to their own terms. 奻OM女N (this is the logo that I created to rid the suffix of Man from the word WOMAN).
說yes也可能是no這點是可以理解但「說yes本身也是需要負責任的」不是可以輕易地說反悔就反悔欸！後來反悔這也太狡猾了啦。如果真的還沒決定好那就要說no才對呀。現在性教育也在鼓吹「only yes mean yes」其實就是讓雙方都有一個明確的指標表達雙方的意見，避免出現反悔這種事。我作為一個被進入者的角色，也是自己主動去求愛，很明確地去告訴對方自己所求的是什麼。應該鼓勵女性們多去思考自己要的是什麼，把選擇權交給風險大的一方會比較好。突然覺得男同這點還是比較簡單的，比較不會有什麼後不後悔的問題…
