Tuesday faces a seating dilemma (1 Viewer)

lolly

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As a lesbian myself, I'd request to be sat near the most attractive man please.

Many thanks.
 
I don't feel like I mix with enough lesbians you know. I know very little about the lesbian culture.
 
AI to the rescue!

Based on the context provided, seating arrangements for lesbians (or any guests) at a table are best managed by considering comfort and social connection rather than rigid rules.
  • Side-by-Side: Many couples, including lesbians, often prefer sitting on the same side of a booth or next to each other rather than across from one another to allow for physical closeness and easier communication.
  • Comfortable Seating: Ensure the chairs are comfortable.
  • Optimal Views: If in a booth, some may prefer positions that allow them to see the whole room or have a clear view of their partner.
  • Inclusivity: When planning, simply treat them as individuals you want to include, perhaps hosting them at a designated "L Table" for social connection, such as those curated by the Lesbian Supper Club.
  • Avoid Sub-optimal Areas: Avoid placing them in "bad" seats in a restaurant (e.g., next to a busy service station or a noisy kitchen), especially in an otherwise empty restaurant.
 
HAPPY ST PATRICKS DAY MOOPY!!

It is so good to be back in the Emerald Isle with everyone after so many (FABULOUS, by the way) celebrations over in the UK. I started the day with full Irish accompanied with an Irish coffee, and am ready to face the day. Off to see the parade in town shortly followed by a full day of DEBAUCHERY!! Have a great one whatever you are up to. 🇮🇪
 
Quite a MUTED St Patrick’s day. Had great fun but was home on my pyjamas for 8.30. Everywhere was heaving, and I broke one of my heels which I took as a sign to bugger off home.
 

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