Katherine Waterston - THE WORLD TO COME - 77 Venice Film Festival 

Which red blooded male isn’t.

Her 41 old year

Not only you.

Women are more open to experiences but it doesn’t change their sexual orientation.

@@Nazaba09 Doesn't the notion of orientation defy women's sexual fluidity? And what is sex between two women? An act? A position? An orgasm? Or is it a touch, a look, a word, a gesture? Female sexuality is a vast universe that has not even begun to be explored and understood.

@@bearmare9710 Hi! I just wanted to compliment you on both of your points. I definitely agree that when it comes to female sexuality, that it is a truly unexplored universe, where we still dont know to which extent can it go, and how hard it is to define or even describe it. Female sexuality is not based just on mere sexual appeal, but as you have mentioned, it can be also these small gestures, touch, gaze, all of these factors that can later make a woman fall in love, and create a sexual appeal. Or even just on a romantic level, without any sexual factors. That female sexuality can be present in so many different ways and levels. And yes, I believe that women are way more flexible with being attracted to other women, because throughout the human history women have had the platform and space to immensely explore their emotions, and feelings. While for example men have not, due to certain society norms which have precluded them from not being able to express themselves emotionally as women could, making it more difficult for them today to be fluid with their sexuality. Emotions play a big role in one’s sexuality. It is a such intriguing topic which can be discussed infinitely, and I thank you for offering your comment and making me think about it. :)

I don't know but maybe more than sex or physical attractions, women wants connection. Something that maybe most of us see with women also