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I'm a 21 year old female and a few years ago I experienced the exact same things as you. I thought a LOT about having sex with girls and i looked at lesbian porn occasionally. I even (once) had a sexual experience with a girl.
I suffer from OCD and thinking about it those thoughts could have been intrusive sexual thoughts. I never really thought about it like that. I think some people just fantasize about slightly more odd things than others and it's nothing more than a bit of curiosity. I also think that it happens when u start having sexual experiences. It's natural really! I'm certain i'm not gay and I'm guessing you're not either.
Those feelings have more or less passed for me now and they will for you too I'm sure. Just look at porn a bit less maybe?? And don't feel guilty about your feelings- you're normal, i promise! It's very common to feel like that, it's just a bit of a taboo subject I think!
Laura
Thanks for your comment. I've been researching it a lot more, and I think one of the key points to arousal is the fact it's seen as a "forbidden" sexual act. Basically it would look as though the whole thing is a fantasy and nothing more. A lot of lesbians fantasise about having sex with a man, but they would never do it nor does it mean they want to - it's all about the "forbidden" act. What we can't have we most often want in some weird sense, and that can be arousing to think of but less arousing to actually perform. As it's against what I believe, and I'm simply not attracted by it; in a high state of arousal it can seemingly stimulate me more. It's odd how our minds work!
-refuso