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[[File:LsL.png|thumb|220px|The LsL "pride flag".]]A '''Longsword Lesbian''' ('''LSL''') is an [[Exclusionist|exclusionary]] [[Lesbian|lesbian]] fighting against lesbian erasure. It is an autonym for those who believe the label of "lesbian" has been eroded or diminished by [[Non-Binary|non-binary]], [[Pronoun Non-Conforming|pronoun non-conforming]], and [[Multisexual|multisexual-spectrum]] lesbians. Longsword lesbians may also use the terms [[vixenamoric]] and [[sapphomoric]] to distinguish themselves from those they exclude from their definition of lesbianism.[[File:LsL 2.png|thumb|220px|Alternative LsL flag.]]
The [[vincian]] counterpart is [[Gravity Knife Gay]].
== Etymology ==
The term is based on "sword lesbian", a label for lesbians whose weapon of choice is a sword. A longsword is used specifically for the alliteration. The weapon takes on additional meaning with this identity, signifying intent to "defend" the label from anyone who isn't a binary woman using she/her pronouns exclusively attracted to women.<sup>citation needed</sup>
== Flag ==
A tweet by Twitter user missyxthirteen indicates that the primary flag was created by now-deactivated Instagram user flop._.shop on or before June 27, 2020. The tweet also provided the significance of the flag's seven stripes. From top to bottom, the colors represent being against he/him, they/them, and neopronoun lesbians; the
== Identities Excluded ==
Longsword lesbians exclude [[Pronoun Non-Conforming|
Longsword lesbians mandate that a lesbian must be a binary woman attracted exclusively to binary women. Traditionally, this definition has been used by dictionaries, such as the ''Oxford English Dictionary'', which defines a lesbian as a homosexual woman. This is the most common use of the word
Other identities excluded include:
▲Longsword lesbians mandate that a lesbian must be a binary woman attracted exclusively to binary women. Traditionally, this definition has been used by dictionaries, such as the ''Oxford English Dictionary'', which defines a lesbian as a homosexual woman. This is the most common use of the word, but definitions are not dictated by dictionaries, and definitions are not unchanging facts.
*[[Bi-Lesbian|Bi-Lesbians]]
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*[[Non-Binary Lesbian|Non-binary lesbians]]
== Resources ==
[[Category:Beware]]
[[Category:Exclusionist Groups]]
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