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A few incels have publicly expressed that they think they are male lesbians, but are instead expressing transsexualism.<ref>https://imgur.com/gallery/6fyUHfC/comment/438844140</ref><ref>http://wis.pr/whisper/05493900e2d43084c3287f7fc4381b1dca465b/Im-a-male-lesbian-I-LOVE-women-I-crossdress-and-I-wish-I-could-be-a</ref> Male lesbianism is something entirely different, as defined above. | A few incels have publicly expressed that they think they are male lesbians, but are instead expressing transsexualism.<ref>https://imgur.com/gallery/6fyUHfC/comment/438844140</ref><ref>http://wis.pr/whisper/05493900e2d43084c3287f7fc4381b1dca465b/Im-a-male-lesbian-I-LOVE-women-I-crossdress-and-I-wish-I-could-be-a</ref> Male lesbianism is something entirely different, as defined above. | ||
== | ==Adhesive vs penetrative fantasies== | ||
Various 19th century French authors identified as a male lesbian. In the sense that the French authors wrote, male lesbianism lacks penetrative fantasies, instead opting for ahesive fantasies.<ref>https://muse.jhu.edu/article/12173</ref> | Various 19th century French authors identified as a male lesbian. In the sense that the French authors wrote, male lesbianism lacks penetrative fantasies, instead opting for ahesive fantasies.<ref>https://muse.jhu.edu/article/12173</ref> | ||