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Sasha Lotrian
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Sasha Lotrian is a lesbian blogger and gay rights activist in Los Angeles, Calif.

After coming out but being disregarded in the lesbian community for not fitting a particular stereotype, she decided to do something about that. As a femme lesbian who is often accused of “passing” in the straight world, she created a website called Card Carrying Lesbian, where she does her part to educate the public on the many faces of lesbians and how each one is as relevant and valid as the next.

Card Carrying Lesbian is a blog for all things lesbianic, from the butch/femme dynamic to hard-hitting issues such as gay rights, living with bipolar, all the way to the purely jovial and sexy. Lotrian and her team of guest writers make it their mission to create an addictive yet inspirational corner of the web that leaves its readers wanting more as well as wanting to be more.

Lotrian holds degrees in philosophy and communications and is currently working on her Ph.D. in metaphysical theology. With the help of her beautiful wife and two chubby corgis by her side, she believes anything is possible.

Blog Entries by Sasha Lotrian

A Super Gay Easter Pep Talk

(0) Comments | Posted March 27, 2013 | 6:56 PM

The spring time holidays are approaching which means road trips back home to small towns across America. It also means having to deal with families that call your lifestyle "alternative" and your wife of five years, your "roommate." I still get emails daily from confused, questioning, self-hating, self-doubting women that...

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Are You in a Relationship With the Wrong Woman? 10 Red Flags

(5) Comments | Posted October 5, 2012 | 2:06 PM

I get reader requests all the time for dating advice. All too often, women want to know what they're doing wrong, when really it's that they're dating the wrong person! After hearing far too many similar stories from single lesbians, I realized there were some common threads running through many...

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A New Lesbian Superhero

(30) Comments | Posted June 27, 2012 | 1:19 PM

As a young girl, my favorite superheroes were Wonder Woman, Cat Woman and She-Ra. Like many children, I watched those cartoons and then acted out the heroic feats in my front yard with the neighborhood kids. Unlike most of the other little girls that wanted to play the damsel in...

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When You Realize You're a Lesbian

(89) Comments | Posted June 3, 2012 | 5:37 PM

The coming-out process can be an overwhelming experience. It is most definitely an emotional rollercoaster as one goes through the self-realization that they are gay all the way to admitting it to the world. But how much of the 'when you come out' affects how you identify within the gay...

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How to Get a Domestic Partnership in California... And Make It Romantic!

(6) Comments | Posted March 12, 2012 | 5:47 PM

Before signing domestic partnership papers with my wife last year (yes, I call her my wife), we were told by several people who had walked that path before us that it was the most unromantic, matter-of-fact thing in the world. People told us that it was simply signing a paper...

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Why Visibility Matters

(10) Comments | Posted February 3, 2012 | 6:24 PM

In a recent post Megan Evans wrote about femme invisibility. As I was reading through the comments on that post, I was struck by some that seemed downright angry that we should want or dare think we deserve to be recognized as lesbians. Several people argued that perhaps...

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Height: The Last Lesbian Prejudice?

(23) Comments | Posted January 30, 2012 | 12:56 PM

Once upon a time, I tried not to date anyone shorter then me, not because I think any less of shorter women (I don't... in fact, some of the hottest lesbians I've ever laid my eyes on have been of shorter stature than me), but as a femme, I had...

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When You Realize You're a Lesbian

(10) Comments | Posted January 18, 2012 | 2:01 PM

I'm in a constant state of awe at my total lack of self-awareness as far as figuring out I was a lesbian. Really, how could I not have figured out I was gay before the age of 24?! I mean, I could understand if I were bi. But I'm not....

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