History Main / GirlOnGirlIsHot

* "[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11934753/6/Only-One-Year Only One Year]]": RareFemaleExample: After seeing [[WesternAnimation/{{Frozen|2013}} Elsa]] and [[WesternAnimation/{{The Hunchback of Notre Dame|Disney}} Esmeralda]] engage in a very [[MatingDance sensual dance]] and then [[BigDamnKiss passionately makeout]] in front of the whole club, [[WesternAnimation/{{Tangled}} Rapunzel]] is absolutely ecstatic; mostly it is because her [[DefrostingIceQueen friend is finally coming out of her shell]], but also because she thought they looked really, ''really'' hot together.

* The trailer for ''Film/AtomicBlonde'' made a point of highlighting the sexual relationship between the protagonist [[Creator/CharlizeTheron Lorraine Broughton]] and French agent [[Creator/SofiaBoutella Delphine Lasalle]]. Averted in the movie itself--the response of Lorraine's male superiors when she relates this incident is to exchange awkward looks and move on with the debriefing.

* The trailer for ''Film/AtomicBlonde'' made a point of highlighting the sexual relationship between the protagonist [[Creator/CharlizeTheron Lorraine Broughton]] and French agent [[Creator/SofiaBoutella Delphine Lasalle]].

* In ''Le Bal des actrices'' by Creator/{{Maiwenn}}: [[Music/SupremeNTM JoeyStarr]] asks his partner Maïwenn to kiss another woman, Estelle, who Maïwenn doesn't even like that much at that point. It kind of backfires when the two women start making out passionately and won't stop when Joey tells them to. Then Maiwenn falls head over heels for Estelle -her love unreciprocated and doesn't last long. Mostly PlayedForLaughs.

* In ''Le Bal des actrices'' by Maïwenn: Joey Starr asks his partner Maïwenn to kiss another woman, Estelle, who Maïwenn doesn't even like that much at that point. It kind of backfires when the two women start making out passionately and won't stop when Joey tells them to. Then Maiwenn falls head over heels for Estelle -her love unreciprocated and doesn't last long. Mostly played for laughs.

* [[Creator/BobChipman Moviebob]] goes further than just finding girl-on-girl action hot, and [[http://www.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/columns/moviebob/7367-Stuff-Bob-Likes.2 suggests]] that GirlsLove "from a story perspective makes for great improvement in terms of dramatic relatability" and that ''Film/{{Titanic 1997}}'' might have been improved by swapping out Creator/LeonardoDiCaprio for Creator/GinaGershon "[[YuriFan and not just visually]]." It seems he even thought that lesbianism renders men obsolete:

** The robots' fondness for female wrestling and/or lesbian scenes was a running joke in the series.

** In the video [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAQ8J7vDy4E "Lesbian Mountain"]]. Why yes, it is a parody of ''Film/BrokebackMountain'', of course. Two cowgirls find love with each other and face prejudice because... actually, they don't. Everyone thinks it's the hottest thing ever.

Despite what logic may suggest, the prevalence of this trope does ''not'' equate to acceptance of homosexuality. Many have noted the hypocrisy of straight men who pleasure themselves to two women getting it on while condemning LGBTQ rights with equal fervor. Even where this trope is concerned, the women involved are always presented in a manner that's attractive to men: long hair, makeup, [[LipstickLesbian conventional femininity]], etc. Rarely will you see a ButchLesbian sexualized unless the work is made specifically for queer women.

* Music/TypeONegative has the "controversial" song "[[Music/OctoberRust My Girlfriend's Girlfriend]." Which ''may'' have been controversial in 1996, but seems pretty [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin straightforward now]]. Given the band's sense of humor (and the actual controversies stemming from previous releases), it's likely they didn't consider it controversial.

* Music/TypeONegative has the "controversial" song "My Girlfriend's Girlfriend." Which ''may'' have been controversial in 1996, but seems pretty [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin straightforward now]]. Given the band's sense of humor (and the actual controversies stemming from previous releases), it's likely they didn't consider it controversial.

* ''Series/{{Longmire}}: In one episode, Walt and Vic (a woman) go to a women's MMA bout to try to find a suspect who is booked to fight there. When Walt expresses disgust at [[WomenAreDelicate people paying to see women fight]], Vic says that seeing two women fight is every man's "second biggest fantasy", with clear innuendo about what she thinks the first is.

* ''ComicBook/{{Champions|MarvelComics}}'': In an issue of ''ComicBook/Champions2016'', [[ComimcBook/TheVision2015 Viv Vision]] tries making out with [[ComicBook/TotallyAwesomeHulk Amadeus Cho]] to [[WhatIsThisThingYouCallLove try to understand this "love" thing]]. She doesn't get the appeal, but suggests she might have to try with a different gender. The lads are all visibly disappointed that [[Characters/MarvelComicsKamalaKhan Kamala Khan]] isn't feeling experimental.

* In an issue of ''ComicBook/{{Champions|2016}}'', [[RobotGirl Viv Vision]] tries making out with the Totally Awesome Hulk to [[WhatIsThisThingYouCallLove try to understand this "love" thing]]. She doesn't get the appeal, but suggests she might have to try with a different gender. The lads are all visibly disappointed that Ms Marvel isn't feeling experimental.
* In ''ComicBook/{{Echo}}'', when Ivy Raven is [[HeroicBSOD starting to be seriously disturbed by the changes to her body]], particularly that her mind is regressing in addition to her body, she instructs Dillon to not sleep with Julie since that is how she first began to be changed by the alloy. Dillon is too preoccupied with the implication that they had sex to recognize the importance of other parts of the conversation.
* In ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}'', during the 'Animal Farm' arc, Rose Red tells her sister Snow White (with whom she's forced to share a bed for the night) that she only sleeps with girls as a "birthday present" for her boyfriend, Jack of Fables.

* ''Franchise/TheFlash'': As Zen speedster Max Mercury once told Dubbilex in an issue of ''ComicBook/YoungJustice'', "There's only two things a man can bring to a [=Catfight=]: [[PassThePopcorn popcorn and a comfortable chair]]."

* In #2 of ''ComicBook/JusticeLeagueDark'', [[ComicBook/HawkAndDove Dove]] has just been {{Squick}}ed by her [[ComicBook/{{Deadman}} ghostly boyfriend]] possessing a random guy for the purpose of physical relations, when June Moon asks Deadman to possess her to see if the Enchantress is still lurking in her mind. When June "awakens," Dove is gone, but June has a vague memory of her getting very angry and saying something about a male fantasy...

* In ''ComicBook/TheMazeAgency'' story "The Two Wrong Rhoades," Jen and Ashley (both dressed in {{Spy Catsuit}}s) end up grappling each other in a darkened room. Upon hitting the lights, Gabe's reaction is:

* Occurs in ''ComicBook/QuantumAndWoody'' when Woody signs a television deal based on their adventures, complete with two lesbian co-stars.
* ''ComicBook/RedEars'' also exploits this trope.
* In ''ComicBook/{{Runaways}}'', during a game of "Truth or Dare," Karolina, Chase, and Victor goad Nico into revealing which of them is the best kisser. When Nico reveals that it was Karolina, Chase is delighted (although Victor takes it as a personal slight.) During a later appearance in ''ComicBook/AvengersAcademy'', Chase's opinion of the Academy is improved after finding out that Lightspeed is bisexual and that there's some chemistry between her and Karolina.
* ''ComicBook/ScottPilgrim'' makes a lot of discussions and references to lesbians being hot.

* Happens three times on ''ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}: [[ComicBook/Supergirl2005 Identity]]''

* During the "ComicBook/{{Venom}}" arc in ''ComicBook/UltimateSpiderMan'', Peter and MJ have this exchange while reconciling after a bad breakup:

* This exchange from the ''ComicBook/XXXenophile'' story "Heart of Stone," when Feljikk, Avery and Hinks arrive in the aftermath of a lesbian threeway caused by the DeusSexMachina MineralMacguffin:

* ''Film/HollySleptOver'': Noel is very interested when Audra tells she had once had relationship with her roommate Holly in college, wanting to know details of what the two did (she demurs). Pete is too, and a passing man who just was going by. Audra is naturally uncomfortable at this. Later, he's very turned on when watching her kiss Holly and then hearing just how good Audra is at going down on women.

* In ''Series/{{Glee}}'', Santana and Brittany's plan for seducing Finn is to have him buy them dinner and then allow him to watch the two of them making out, and prior to that episode Brittany implied that she and Santana were in a sexual relationship. In Season 2, they were shown kissing and made explicit verbal references to more sexual contact, but Santana explains that this does not make her gay, [[AnythingThatMoves she just needs something warm under her to properly digest her food]]. ''Glee'' ended up deconstructing Girl On Girl Is Hot by having Santana [[ClosetKey realize that she was legitimately in love with Brittany]] [[ComingOutStory and confused and scared by these feelings]].