Ann

Married, with children, but wondering about their possible attraction to women; living in a small town; so unhappy in the marriage that they'd separated from their husbands: two middle-aged women with circumstances in common, each of whom earnestly “wanted to meet somebody just to talk,” met, and their lives as lesbians began.

Three lesbians describe their struggles to come to terms with their sexuality, from childhood through their twenties. Two are teachers dealing with homophobic comments in the staff room and classroom; the third is involved in lesbian community organizing.