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13 Lesbian Partners With Amazingly Adorable YouTube Networks

by | Jan 31, 2025 | Uncategorized | 0 comments


As a Louisiana resident, We haven’t considered a cool in the air in YEARS, but I’m informed that something known as “fall” is here in ny and various other places. Which means it really is
cuffing period
! Cuffing season would be that fun part of the year whenever you discover a boo to
cuddle up
with through the cold cold temperatures. It may be a
significant boo
, or it can just be the last individual you paired with on
Tinder
just before developed

I’ll Die Easily Go On Another Very First Date Syndrome

, a really severe — though treatable — illness.


The worst-case scenario of cuffing season is you DON’T discover any boo ANYWAY. If that’s the case, all that you is capable of doing is actually wistfully see other people’s attractive love tales from afar. Stalk
queer lovers on Instagram
. See every cheesy rom-coms
Netflix
offers. And certainly, positively, subscribe to these 13 lovers’ adorable YouTube stations.


These YouTube stations tend to be these a lovely screen into commitment life, it’ll be almost like you’ve got your very own girlfriend! Almost.



Bria and Chrissy


Bria and Chrissy have a love tale for ages. They found on Chrissy’s first-night as a self-proclaimed lesbian last year, and happened to be into each other immediately. They at long last tied the knot in 2018. With over 800,000 website subscribers, they’re a few of the most well-known lesbian YouTube channels. They were additionally taking part in that


lawsuit against YouTube


for discerning against LGBTQ folks.



Karin and Skyler


Karin and Skyler upload around three videos each week, in fact it is a lot more than your preferred television show happens — yay! Watch these two enthusiasts drunkenly study one another’s Instagram DMs, slashed one another’s hair, wax one another, choose Pride, and test their own DNA. 10/10 for creativity and creativity, girls!



Precious and Jayyy


Could these have ANY cuter? That it is annoying. They are around for about a year, plus they’ve done a lot of different sorts of videos: pranks, issues, Q&As, evening routines, Jay teaching valuable Spanish, and plenty of “tale time” video clips so you can get the tea regarding their commitment.



Meaux and Bam


Meaux and Bam are pretty brand-new as much as YouTube channels come — they will have only already been publishing for starters month. Nonetheless actually have a number of vlogs, challenge video clips, as well as some lessons. They have honest concerning realities to be in a femme4femme interracial lesbian union, and they’re therefore fun to view that they have over 18,000 readers.



Lyss and Ce


This few found on Instagram while residing 14 hours far from one another, nowadays they reside joyfully collectively and upload YouTube movies regarding union existence monthly. They focus on hilarious pranks, including taking female Viagra, artificial catfishing each other, and other stuff that’ll allow you to cringe and/or giggle.



Sarah and Rachel


This hitched few resides in Chicago using their cats (obvi). They are in pair YouTube networks game for SEVERAL years, and they’ve already been together actually lengthier. They publish a lot of vlogs, stories, and problems, plus guidance films about getting lesbian/queer inside era.



Sam and Alyssa


Wish a screen into the everyday lives of young lesbian with kids?! Sam and Alyssa are vlogging through their unique entire motherhood trip, such as trying to consider, the way they had gotten expecting, and happening their particular babymoon. They may be awaiting the infant to reach any day now, so it is the perfect time to tune in!



Ebony and Denise


Another with the lesbian mommy YouTube channels, this supplies a look to the later years. Ebony (aka Mommy) and Denise (aka Mama) being hitched for eight decades, and they have three young ones together. They post very lovable and touching videos of the family life, such as some really interesting and profound people about raising black colored children in a homophobic globe.



Jing and Monica


Jing and Monica tend to be still another lesbian few with children. Just like Ebony and Denise, they have already been hitched for eight many years, and in addition they have actually three young ones! They vlog regular in regards to the procedure for trying to conceive, maternity, being a two-mom household. They are for the YouTube video game for enough time (seven many years!) that there exists additionally numerous video clips about different phases of these relationship, including their unique wedding in 2012.



Whitney and Megan


Whitney and Megan, aka “Wegan,” publish videos of these journeys all over the world — from Spain to ice castles in Canada to Palm Springs. They started as a long-distance couple between Hawaii together with U.K. (!!!), now they invest their times traveling



with each other



. Awww.



Sadie and P.


Dreaming about existence with an older girl? Sadie and P. are a lesbian couple with a 28-year get older difference. They are dating since 2016, when P. ended up being 49 and Sarah was 21. They frequently vlog regarding their unconventional yet delighted and practical union.



Berkley and Tori


Berkley and Tori’s route shows what life is like for lesbian military couples — a typical fact for all individuals. Their unique wedding ceremony video clip is really so lovely it might probably actually make you cry, as well as their video clip pertaining to residing as a military couple is extremely useful and sincere. Plus there are Q&As, advice films, story instances, plus.



Lina and Diana


Lina and Diana, aka the “Lesbiasianz” (so great), tend to be a lesbian Asian pair. They don’t really upload



super



typically today, nevertheless they’ve been discussing their relationship on YouTube for about four years, generally there’s numerous material to comb through — from problems to vlogs and stories.


It is practically impractical to list all associated with the incredible lesbian pair YouTube stations right now since there are many. Yay, representation! Preciselywhat are your chosen queer lovers on YouTube?!