Love Sick - romanian lesbian movie

On the surface, Love Sick starts out as a love story between two Bucharest college students. Alex (Ioana Barbu) and Kiki (Maria Popistasu) play, study and spend most of their time together. They both seem head over heals for the other (although we rarely see overt affection, they do wake up in the morning together).

But Alex has another love in her life, one who throws her into emotional turmoil. In an uncomfortable twist, this story, based on real events in Romania, is about incest. Alex's brother Sandu (Tudor Chirila) can't stay away from his sister, and his jealousy of Kiki leads him to reveal their secret to the world.

We finally see the struggle between Alex and Sandu, and the pain it causes Kiki, but much of the film prior to this is tedious and uninteresting. From the opening shot, the elephant of incest in the room is hinted at, but we have to wait until the final minutes to deal with it.

The filmmaker's synopsis implies that both lesbian and incestuous relationships may seem sick, but it's all about love - and love hurts. Should we be bothered that he puts both on the same level?

Regardless, despite its initial promise, the film misfires to the point where I was checking my watch to determine when it might be time to escape the theater.

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Making an erotic massage

Put on some romantic music, diffuse the lights and light some candles. Put a duvet on the floor and then bring your love partner into the room, leading her by the hand. Lay her down and slowly strip off her as you kiss her.

Best to do this is with some oils, or you can also use Moisturizer. Put some oil or cream on your hands and run your hands all over your partner body, sensually rubbing the oil or cream into her skin. Join hard rubbing and supple rubbing, and every time you run your hands over her body from top to bottom, get closer to her inner thigh and breasts, so she gasps each time you get closer there. This is a very sensual and passionate feeling for both of you.

Begin to get a little harder with your touch, and as you get close to her breasts hold them stiff in your hands, so your partner can sense how much you want her. Kiss her neck and follow down her stomach, then back up and kiss her on her soft lips. Then hold her face and kiss her deeply, as you again cup her breasts tight in your hands.

Now, begin to massage her again across the whole of her body, this time combining hard and soft massage actions with soft tickling with your nails. This mixture of touching your partner will have an astonishing combination of feelings across her body. As you near her breasts, again caress these and kiss her passionately, and whisper to her softly how much you love her, and how amazing she feels and how much you desire her. As you run your hands back down her body slowly brush your fingers over her clit, then kiss her again, as you touch her deeply on her clit, tell her how much you love to hear her moan, and kiss her hard, as you touch her harder and deeper..

After this session of romantic massage you`ll bouth feel love.

Lesbian Truth vs. a Misunderstood Society sight

Society sight:
Lesbians look and act like men. Often referred to as "dykes".


Lesbian truth:
Even though there are some lesbians who do fit into the stereotypical picture, there are plenty of lesbians who are very feminine looking and acting. I didn't know a lesbian had to play the part of a dyke to be initiated into lesbianhood.
(tee hee)

Society sight:
Lesbians were abused as young girls or had a terrible experience with men.

Lesbian truth:
The sad truth is that there are a lot of women (straight and lesbian) were badly treated as children. But, there are a lot of lesbians who were not abused as children and who did not have bad experiences with men. The fact is this: You are either born gay or you're not. You will realize it when you're young, older, old, or never.

Society sight:
Being gay or lesbian is a choice.

Lesbian truth:
Idea that being homosexual is a option is like saying being fascinated to blondes, red heads, brunettes, fat, skinny, black, white, Asian, or Hispanics is a choice. We do not decide who we fall in love with nor do we choose who we are attracted to. Gays and lesbians were never attracted to the opposite sex since the day they were born. Although some may have dated the opposite sex in younger years or married in grown-up years, that doesn't mean that their attraction to the same sex was not there. It simply means that their "denial" superceded their internal awakening and individuality. Many gays and lesbians state after coming out that they knew in the back of their mind that they were attracted to the same sex, but they "established" on dating or marrying the opposite sex for not wanting to go against what society wants from them. It takes a courageous person to "come out of the closet" and admit to who they are. There are also many that will tell you that by their "choice" to marry the opposite sex didn't make them happy nor make their partner happy in the long run. Was it fair to marry a man who you know you would never truly be fully in love with or be attracted to? Is this fair to the man not ever being fully loved (mind, body, and soul) by his wife? Is it fair to the woman to give up her desires for someone that is not for her and a lifestyle that will never make her truly happy? The only choice that was made in these situations were not to being themselves and being true to themselves or to the person they married. Not living for you is a choice. Pretending is a choice.

One more statement regarding "choice": Who in their right mind would "choose" to be gay or lesbian knowing the battlefield (society’s ignorance and hatred) that lays out there for homosexuals?


Society sight:
Being a gay or lesbian is morally wrong.

Lesbian truth:
Are any of us humans ordained to say who is moral and who is not? Many straight people live decadent lives. They "pretend" to lead moral lives, but in their secret lives they may be cheating on their spouse, have an alcohol, gambling or drug problem. Usually those are the people who like to judge others to keep the "focus" of them. Isn't the divorce rate above 50%? In recent studies, 70% of all men cheat on their wives, while the cheating wives are climbing to 40%. The fact is that many gay and lesbians live "moral" lives. Many lead monogamous and healthy (mind, body and spirit) livings. If loving others is immoral, then I am very confused on what "moral" is then.

Society sight:
Being a homosexual is all about sex.

Lesbian truth:
Indeed there is a sexual factor in "homosexuality"; same as "heterosexuality". Sex and love are two entities. Anyone can have sex; only people in love make love. Most homosexuals are like anyone else --- they are looking for "love". In other words, homosexuals prefer the same sex partners for love and with love comes love making.

Multilanguage lesbians

How you say "I am a lesbian" in many different languages.


Afrikaans: Ek is lesbies.
Albanian: Jam lesbike.
Basque: Lesbiana naiz.
Bulgarian: Az sym lezbijka.
Catalan: Sóc lesbiana.
Chinese, Mandarin: tóng xìng liàn.
Croatian: Ja sam lezbijka.
Dutch: Ik ben lesbies or Ik ben lesbisch.
Esperanto: Mi estas lesbanino.
Estonian: Olen lesbi.
Finnish: Mä oon lesbo. (colloquial)
Minä olen lesbolainen. (formal)
Franglaish: Mé e lesbien.
French: Je suis lesbienne.
German: Ich bin lesbisch.
Greek, Modern: Eimai lesvia.
Hebrew: Ani lesbit.
Hungarian: Leszbikus vagyok.
Icelandic: Ég er lesbía.
Indonesian: Saya lesbi.
Irish: Is leispiach mé.
Japanese: Watashi wa rezu yo.
Klingon: be'pu' vIparHa'
Korean: Chon lesbian indaeyo. (colloquial)
Chonin lesbian imnida. (formal)
Latin: Tribas sum.
Lojban: .i mi mitpavycinglenim
Malay: Awak lesbian.
Norwegian, Bokmål: Jeg er lesbisk.
Norwegian, Nynorsk: Eg er lesbisk.
Polish: Jestem lesbijkÄ.
Portuguese: Eu sou lésbica.
Romanian: Sunt lesbianã. Sunt lesbi.
Russian: Ya lezbiyanka.
Scots Gaelic: Is leisbeach a th' annam.
Spanish: Soy lesbiana.
Swahili: Mimi ni msagaji.
Swedish: Jag är lesbisk.
Tagalog: Tomboy ako.
Thai: Di chan phen lesbian.
Toki Pona: mi olin e meli.
Turkish: Ben lezbiyenim.
Welsh: Dw i'n hoyw.