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* ''Webcomic/{{Stellarscape}}'' is a sci-fi comic featuring [[CastOfPersonifications personified stars]], namely Rigel, Adhara, Procyon, Algol, and Vega, who are all apart of a space crew known as the Orion Unit. All of the main characters are nonbinary, and many are also on the multi-gender attracted spectrum and/or asexual/aromantic spectra (for example, Rigel is panromantic demisexual, Adhara is polyromantic, and Algol is demiromantic asexual). Additionally, Procyon is implied to come from a species who has [[NoBiologicalSex no concept of biological sex]], and canonically identifies as agender.

** In ''Literature/KushielsLegacy'' the first and third trilogies are both focus on different bisexual women. Though their main relationships are with men, they have also female lovers who are significant too. Many other people in the main country that this MedievalEuropeanFantasy is set also are bisexual. There are some gay supporting characters too.
** ''Literature/SantaOlivia'': The protagonist is a genetically enhanced young Latina in a future dystopian US. She's bisexual, becoming lovers with another woman as they fight the oppressive government.

** ''Literature/{{Quarters}}'': The countries where the action is set both have [[NonHeteronormativeSociety full acceptance of LGBT+ individuals and their relationships]], with lead characters in both segments being bisexual women, while lesbians and gays are supporting characters.

* The Creator/OrsonScottCard story ''Literature/{{Songmaster}}'' is described on his page as "Pedophiles InSpace"; somewhat accurate but it's more about a beautiful young boy (Ansset) who has the most powerful and honest singing voice in the world (this world being a fantastical future empire) so much that despite being 11, a lot of adult men fall immediately in lust with him. As he ages, Ansset falls in love with Josif but soon has to deal with the effects of the hormone drugs that were given to him to preserve his voice as he matured (including emasculation and the fact he CantHaveSexEver).

SuperTrope to DiscountLesbians, FreeLoveFuture, NonHumanNonBinary, OtherworldlyAndSexuallyAmbiguous, and SupernaturallyValidatedTransPerson. See also BizarreAlienSexes, HaveYouTriedNotBeingAMonster, ExoticExtendedMarriage, LesbianVampire, MagicalQueer, ImmortalityBisexuality, NonHeteronormativeSociety, and OneGenderRace. LadyLand works may invoke this explicitly, or simply hint about what the ladies in question are doing for romantic and sexual satisfaction.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'': In the Boiling Isles, WordOfGod states that the word "witch" is a gender-neutral term as both male and female characters in the show are referred to as such. One episode has a character referring to a possible crush with they/them pronouns, and the character of Raine Whispers uses they/them pronouns without a single character trying to misgender them. Also, same-sex couples such as Willow's dads, two male students dancing together at Grom, and [[spoiler: Luz and Amity's entire romance arc]] are never treated as out of the ordinary, [[spoiler:though she still had to come out to her mother while on Earth, as queer experiences there are about the same as they are in real life]].

** The first book, ''Literature/TheQueenOfIeflaria'', centers on two princesses who were arranged to be married (although there are also other candidates initially), falling in love as the pair face dangers together. Both are bisexual.
** The second, ''Literature/DaughterOfTheSun'', is focused on Orsina, a female {{paladin}}. Aelia, a chaos goddess, and Orsina are drawn to each other, with their romance developing across the story. Orsina pines for another woman starting out as well.

** The second, ''Literature/DaughterOfTheSun'', is focused on Orsina, a lesbian {{paladin}}. Aelia, a chaos goddess, and Orsina are drawn to each other, with their romance developing across the story.

* ''Literature/TalesOfInthya'': The stories are set in a world with a [[EveryoneIsBi bisexual majority]]. Given this, same-sex relationships, including marriages, are totally acceptable. Nonbinary people called neutroi (who all use they/them pronouns) are also honored, accepted members of society (even one god is neutroi, with their clergy mostly neutroi as well). Sex can be [[GenderBender changed by magic]] temporarily (so a same-sex couple can have children) or in the case of trans people, permanently if they wish it. The first book, ''Literature/TheQueenOfIeflaria'', centers on two princesses who were arranged to be married (although there are also other candidates initially), falling in love as they face dangers together.

* Webcomic/CrimsonDark'': A ScienceFiction comic centering on Kari, a SpaceFighter pilot and participant in an interstellar war. It turns out she's a ButchLesbian and has a girlfriend named Ren. They, along with their friends, become involved in many more dangerous adventures.

* ''Film/MyAnimal'': Heather is a young werewolf living in a small town. She's a lesbian as well, facing the burder of not only her lycanthropy but pursuing the girl she likes, Jonny, because there's rampant homophobia. Heather embraces her lesbianism which is paralleled with her condition as a werewolf.

* ''WesternAnimation/SheRaAndThePrincessesOfPower'': One of the core conflicts in the show is that two ''extremely close'' childhood friends, Catra and Adora, are on opposite sides of the Horde-Rebellion war, [[spoiler:until the former's HeelFaceTurn in season 5, which is also when they get a RelationshipUpgrade]]. In addition, several explicitly same-sex couples are featured throughout the show (Netossa + Spinnerella, Bow's dads, etc.), and there is an explicitly non-binary character who is never misgendered (Double Trouble). The fact that Creator/NDStevenson, a transmasculine queer person, is running the show [[BlatantLies has absolutely nothing to do with it.]]

* ''Literature/TalesOfInthya'': The stories are set in a world with a [[EveryoneIsBi bisexual majority]]. Given this, same-sex relationships, including marriages, are totally acceptable. Nonbinary people called neutroi (called by they/them pronouns) are also honored, accepted members of society (even one god is neutroi, with their clergy mostly neutroi as well). Sex can be [[GenderBender changed by magic]] temporarily (so a same-sex couple can have children) or in the case of trans people, permanently if they wish it. The first book, ''Literature/TheQueenOfIeflaria'', centers on two princesses who were arranged to be married (although there are also other candidates initially), finally in love as they face dangers together.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'': In the Boiling Isles, WordOfGod states that the word "witch" is a gender-neutral term as both male and female characters in the show are referred to as such. One episode has a character referring to a possible crush with they/them pronouns, and the character of Raine Whispers uses they/them pronouns without a single character trying to misgender them. Also, same-sex couples such as Willow's dads, two male students dancing together at Grom, and [[spoiler: Luz and Amity's entire romance arc]] are never treated as out of the ordinary.

* ''Webcomic/RunawayToTheStars'': Most human cultures are accepting of non-majority sexual orientations or gender identities. Gillie and Idrisah's lesbian marriage isn't anything unusual, though it confuses [[https://jayeaton.site/Art/RttS/AMA/3/8.png some aliens]] that don't have a cultural equivalent to marriage, and Gillie herself was raised by two dads who referred to her in [[https://jayeaton.site/Art/RttS/AMA/2/gilliegender.png gender neutral terms]] until she asserted that she was a girl. Shyam, a late coming character, considers herself a woman despite being a tailed spacer, a species designed to be hermaphroditic. Shyam later develops a same-sex romance with [[spoiler:Talita]].

* ''Webcomic/RunawayToTheStars'': Most human cultures are accepting of non-majority sexual orientations or gender identities. Gillie and Idrisah's lesbian marriage isn't anything unusual, though it confuses [[https://jayeaton.site/Art/RttS/AMA/3/8.png some aliens]] that don't have a cultural equivalent to marriage, and Gillie herself was raised by two dads who referred to her in [[https://jayeaton.site/Art/RttS/AMA/2/gilliegender.png gender neutral terms]] until she asserted that she was a girl. Shyam, a late coming character, considers herself a woman, despite being a tailed spacer, a species designed to be hermaphroditic. Shyam later develops a same-sex romance with [[spoiler:Talita]].

* ''Webcomic/RunawayToTheStars'': Most human cultures are accepting of non-majority sexual orientations or gender identities. Gillie and Idrisah's lesbian marriage isn't anything unusual, though it confuses [[https://jayeaton.site/Art/RttS/AMA/3/8.png some aliens]] that don't have a cultural equivalent to marriage, and Gillie herself was raised by two dads who referred to her in [[https://jayeaton.site/Art/RttS/AMA/2/gilliegender.png gender neutral terms]] until she asserted that she was a girl. Shyam, a late coming character, considers herself a woman, despite being a tailed spacer, a species designed to be hermaphroditic. Shyam later develops a same-sex romance with [[spoiler]]Talita[[/spoiler]].

* ''Webcomic/RunawayToTheStars'': Most human cultures are accepting of non-majority sexual orientations or gender identities. Gillie and Idrisah's lesbian marriage isn't anything unusual, though it confuses [[https://jayeaton.site/Art/RttS/AMA/3/8.png some aliens]] that don't have a cultural equivalent to marriage, and Gillie herself was raised by two dads who referred to her in [[https://jayeaton.site/Art/RttS/AMA/2/gilliegender.png gender neutral terms]] until she asserted that she was a girl.

* The Creator/OrsonScottCard story ''Songmaster'' is described on his page as "Pedophiles InSpace"; somewhat accurate but it's more about a beautiful young boy (Ansset) who has the most powerful and honest singing voice in the world (this world being a fantastical future empire) so much that despite being 11, a lot of adult men fall immediately in lust with him. As he ages, Ansset falls in love with Josif but soon has to deal with the effects of the hormone drugs that were given to him to preserve his voice as he matured (including emasculation and the fact he CantHaveSexEver).

* ''WebOriginal/HamstersParadise'': In one subspecies of the naturally [[AlwaysChaoticEvil aggressive and sadistic]] harmsters, the [[MoreDeadlyThanTheMale matriarch]] harmsters, nearly all recreational sex consists of same-sex pairings while heterosexual mating is only done for reproductive purposes. The reason for this is because harmster mating in general is [[SexIsViolence very violent]] and since matriarch harmster females are much larger and stronger than the males, breeding between the two frequently ends with the male severely injured or even dead.

* ''Film/FutureWorld2018'': Ash, a very human-like android, shares a mutual attraction with Lei, a young woman she meets who has mechanical skills, and they sleep together. Later the pair are a couple.