Giftgiving guide: How to make your lesbian friends happy this Christmas

Five diverse girls + summer adventures = ultimate Christmas gift for your fellow dykes.

2015 research indicates(*) you are friends with at least one lesbian (although probably more like 12, as lesbians are well-known to travel in flocks). Here’s a short list of gift recommendations for anyone who’s at loss when it comes to lesbians and presents.

As a golden rule, books are the best platonic way into woman’s heart and also the least useless gift idea you can have. I’m going to list you some excellent me-approved literature in degree of your friendship, beginning with the “hey, I just met you and you’re awesome” level and finishing up at “god, I’ve known you for 20 years, you are the dumbest human being on the planet and I love you”. So, here goes.

Level 1: I don’t really know her, so I’m just going to assume she won’t be offended by books with funny women being funny

Level 2: Oh, she’s a geek! Like, a proper geek, with merchandise and favourite shows and list of fanfic recommendations

  • How To Be a Heroine: Excellent list of reasons why should geeky girls never stop reading as much as they want.
  • And here’s your omnibus of knowledge on essence of fangirls and their eternal journey through fandoms.

Level 3: So, she’s into feminism. I think

Level 4: Girl, you need to sort your life and relationships right away. Here are some books on it

All of the above serve as excellent gifts to anyone interested in long-term relationships with human females and other mythical creatures.

Yeah, but what if she doesn’t like books?

You are wrong, everybody loves books; some are just too chickenshit to admit it. Not to limit your options though, here are some great ideas besides literature.

That was the very short list of gift suggestions for your lesbian friends. You might want to do a bit of research on your own, just to find the right gift idea for your situation. I hope you have fun and enjoy a very merry gift-giving! :)

(*) Research was conducted by me, using the scientific method of “sounds about right”-isis. I feel it’s fairly accurate, although I’m open to critical debate, preferably with other lesbians.