History Main / SchoolgirlLesbians

* ComicBooks/VForVendetta: Valerie's first girlfriend. Valerie turns out to be the real deal.

I didn’t.

* In the ''HarvestMoon'' spinoff series ''RuneFactory'', this happens. In ''RuneFactory2'', two twin girls can be ''courted'' and fake proposed to and [[ChildhoodMarriagePromise "married"]]. However, the priest says something about how girls can't get married.

* In the ''HarvestMoon'' spinoff series ''RuneFactory'', this happens. In ''Rune Factory 2'', two twin girls can be ''courted'' and fake proposed to and [[ChildhoodMarriagePromise "married"]]. However, the priest says something about how girls can't get married.

* Yurika Kochikaze in ''LightNovel/{{Akikan}}!'' is blatantly lesbian for Najimi.

* ''{{Lolita}}''. Lo tells Humbert of her first sexual experience with a female tentmate at summer camp; she tries her first boy the following year.

* It's heavily implied in the music video for Music/{{Aerosmith}}'s "Crazy" that the video's two main characters are this.

* Sophie Webster and Sian Powers from ''CoronationStreet'' also paired up near the end of their standard schooling. Sian may be bi-sexual, or [[SingleTargetSexuality Sophie-sexual]] as they are, thus far, too focused on each other to even acknowledge other people exist. The last few months of 2010 saw the couple, now at college but still both under 18, making their relationship public before sleeping together in the New Year's Eve episode.

* Rachel Einhorn in ''KevinAndKell''. It's a bit of a surprise to her when SamusIsAGirl ends up reversed, genderwise. The fact she's lesbian is only highlighted here; no-one really cares otherwise (although the male target of her misdirected affections starts going for more masculine attire).

* Hazumu and Tomari (pictured above) from ''KashimashiGirlMeetsGirl'', along with the third girl in the triangle, Yasuna. The other characters [[DismissedGender dismiss]] [[HideYourLesbians Hazumu's sexuality]] since she [[GenderBender used to be a guy]]; still, Hazumu remains a girl permanently. Yasuna, on the other hand, is physically (possibly a genetic mutation, according to "alien-san") incapable of seeing faces of men.

Occasionally, stories focus a bit more on the sexuality and how hot it is that these two young girls are into each other rather than societies reactions. More often, parental and societal disapproval are touched on, but they're generally disregarded in favor of GirlOnGirlIsHot. Unless the work agrees that these relationships are improper, in which case expect PsychoLesbian to appear.

According to [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Second_Sex#Formative_Years some sources,]] this trope may be based in reality, as many girls at old-fashioned [[CatholicSchoolGirlsRule all-girls']] schools would enter adolescence without any male outlets for their budding sexuality.

* ''ToAruMajutsuNoIndex'': Kuroko, who gets concerned at how much [[FoeYay fun]] [[{{Tsundere}} Mikoto]] seems to be having in her [[UnknownRival rivalry]] with Touma. ClingyJealousGirl, too.
** She's [[LovableSexManiac even]] [[TooKinkyToTorture worse]] in ''Manga/ToaruKagakuNoRailgun''.

** It's worth noting that the above line was originally supposed to be a throw-away joke, but Santana/Brittany was [[FanPreferredCouple so popular]] in [[YuriFans certain parts of the fanbase]] that the show's writers decided to make them canon, having Santana realize she's a lesbian and in love with Brittany at the end of the second season and [[spoiler: getting the two together for real in the third]].

* In ''Manga/AzumangaDaioh'', Kaorin has an immediately obvious crush on Sakaki that seems one-sided; however, considering Sakaki's addiction to cute things, it's possible that it would be reciprocated (or at least not minded) if she wasn't [[ChasteTeens entirely oblivious]].

* ''Film/LostAndDelirious'' revolves around a new girl at a boarding school, who becomes the roommate of a high school lesbian couple.
* ''Memento Mori'', a South Korean movie by Kim Tae-yong: the whole story revolves around the lesbian relationship between two high school girls.
* Most of the girls in the German film ''Maedchen in Uniform'', which was also the ''first'' example of lesbianism in film.
* Double subverted in the farce ''ButImACheerleader'' as it is set up as though it's going to be played for laughs and ultimately it winds up being played straight.
* Naomi and Michelle in ''TheSecrets'', an Israeli film that takes place in an Ultra-Orthodox women's seminary.
* The 1968 film ''Therese and Isabelle'' about a a pair of young women in a French girls' school (Essy Persson and Anna Gael) whose Romantic Friendship becomes a love affair, an affair which ends when Isabelle leaves because her family moves.
* ''[[Film/ShowMeLove Show Me Love]]''.
* ''V for Vendetta'' does this briefly with Valerie Page.

* In ''TheWheelOfTime'', teenage novices in the White Tower often become "Pillow Friends," which can range from being close friends, to being in full-blown lesbian relationships. These relationships usually end when the novices become Aes Sedai.

* ''AnnieOnMyMind'' by Nancy Garden is about two SchoolgirlLesbians, Annie and Liza, and is one of the first Western books to present lesbianism in a positive light. Needless to say, the MoralGuardians are on the phone.

* Naomi and Michelle in''TheSecrets'', an Israeli film that takes place in an Ultra-Orthodox women's seminary.

* ''ComicBook/{{Runaways}}''' Karolina Dean ([[DiscountLesbians an alien]]) is in love with her best friend Nico, who unfortunately [[IncompatibleOrientation does not return her affections]]. Fortunately for Karolina, she finds new love in a shape-shifting alien named Xavin, [[GenderBender who changes "his" form into that of a woman to please her.]] This new relationship leads to problems throughout the series, primarily revolving around the fact that their two home planets have been locked in a deadly war for years, but also seems to inspire ''jealousy'' in Nico, [[LesYay with some pretty overt subtext that she is beginning to fall for Karolina afterall]]. This has lead to some [[OneTruePairing disagreement]] and [[OneTrueThreesome arguments]] [[InternetBackdraft amongst the fandom]].

* Ellen and Nanase from ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive''.

* Ellen and Nanase from ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive''

* ''Webcomic/YuMeDream'' is, at first, a SchoolgirlLesbians themed story, with the slight twist that they're at a Catholic school (and it's also hinted that one of the girls' parents is homophobic). But, after the DramaBomb of issue 9, turns out to be more than that…