Lesbians on Skateboards

There are few things I adore more in this world then the sight of a hot girl cruising past me on her longboard, on a hot summer day. Preferably she’s a sexy sporty type or even better, hard core butch. But there’s also pleasure in seeing a fellow femme donning her favorite chucks as she rides by on her hibiscus covered board.

I fit nicely into that last category. I never really got into skateboarding as a kid, I was more of a rollerblading type of girl. You know that hot chick in a bikini rollerblading around Venice Beach? Well I used to be that girl in another life. But it’s been years since I had that body or that nerve …. there’s something to be said for the boldness of youth.

By the time I graduated from college, most of my friends were either going to law school or settling into nice, safe 9 to 5 jobs. Something inside be rebelled against both of those options and one of my mini ways of showing I wasn’t giving up on being young and fun just yet was my graduation present to myself: a Madrid longboard.

There’s just something about cruising around the beach on a skateboard that belies the image of a responsible adult. That coupled with the fact that skateboarding is predominately a “boy activity” and we all know that no body excels at so-called “male sports” better then a lesbian and I fell in love. I loved the fun, carefree feeling skating gave me. But even more then that I loved the attention, the surprised looks I got from every one I passed. Little girls could be heard asking their mommies if they could get one. Older women offer a pleasant, surprised smile as I sail by. Men whistle and stand aghast, but the best part is that other lesbians simply give you a knowing smirk as you ride by.

There’s just something cool about a girl on a skateboard. She breaks stereotypes, doesn’t care what others think, plays with the boys, kisses the girls and isn’t afraid of falling off and scraping a knee.

So of course I have taught several ex-girlfriends how to skate and like me, they all fell in love with it. It took me a while but I finally convinced Remi to join the revolution. I took her to the marina and put her on my board. It wasn’t long before I felt like a proud parent as Remi rode back and forth in front of me with a huge grin on her face. The next day we bought her her very own, Sector 9 longboard.

We couldn’t be any gayer: lesbians that skate together stay together.

Share on Facebook