Are you tired of watching a lot of seasons just to see girls kiss?
Are you tired of cringing to the plot just so you can see two women loving each other?
Are you tired of WLW shows without a happy ending?
Are you tired of WLW but with toxic relationships that make you not want to ship them together? Are you tired of shows with queerbaiting?
If yes, then dial 000-069-WLW, and in a swift, I am at your doorstep. Yeah, go check.
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Here are some WLW shows that’ll give you those butterflies.
Skam France Season 6
“Skam France is a French-Belgian teen drama television series broadcast by France. tv Slash that follows the lives of teenagers in Paris.”-Wikipedia.
Skam France Season 6 however, follows the life of Lola Lecomte, who is experiencing self-destructive behavior, worsened by her family’s financial status, and addiction, might be a little too angsty for some, but we all know that after angst comes sweet sweet victory on romantic shows, and this gives you just that. Also, there are teen push-and-pull dynamics and jealousy. Just what your 15-year-old self craved for.
It’s from France, so expect steamy scenes.
Released date: Aired from 24 April to 26 June 2020
Number of Episodes: 10 (16 - 30 mins)
Where to watch: Daily Motion and YouTube
Arcane
I said by a buff and rad, red-haired woman, to a blue-haired uptight enforcer.
“The story follows the origins of two iconic League champions and the power that will tear them apart. Like the game on which it is based, Arcane is aimed at a "16+" audience and will deal with some more adult subject matter” - League of Legends fandom
To all gamers, and animation geeks, who happen to be a woman who likes women, this might suit your taste.
From enemies to lover’s trope, Badass jerk fighting women, and although this was based on a game, guess what? No male gaze! That’s right, animation and character designs are amazing and not off like some video game stills would design a woman who can fight.
Although I personally started watching this because Hailee Steinfeld was the voice actor for the protagonist. I admit, I was extremely hooked by the plot and felt like the characters that I was shipping were just a bonus. The visuals were superb, every second worth making a wallpaper.
Not that centered with the wlw, but it is implied(like a lot) and safe to say, Queerbaiting proof.
Released date: November 6, 2021
Number of Seasons: 1 (Season 2 in the making)
Number of Episodes: 9 (39 - 44 mins)
Where to watch: Netflix
Atypical
“Atypical is an American comedy-drama streaming television series created by Robia Raschid for Netflix. It focuses on the life of 18-year-old Sam Gardner (Kiel Gilchrist), who is on the autism spectrum.” - Wikipedia
This might take you a little ride of episodes toward the wlw couple, but I can assure you that it is worth it. It dwells on teenage self-discovery, coming out, exploration of sexuality, and self-acceptance. This show is like one of the light-hearted shows to watch in the morning whilst preparing your coffee, it’s fun and cheesy, a little too relatable, and also! It stars Brigette Lundy-Paine and Fivel Stewart, so what more can I tell you?!
Released date: August 11, 2017 - July 9, 2021
Number of Seasons: 4 (End)
Number of Episodes: 8-10 (26 - 38 mins)
Where to watch: Netflix
The Wilds
“Teenage girls from radically different backgrounds find themselves stranded on a remote island, unaware they've just become the subjects of an elaborate social experiment.”- Google
Women? Stranded on an island? What a dream. Tension, tension, tension.
A more modern and older “Lord of the Flies” spin-off, but rather than a bunch of snotty rich boys, we have diverse women in their teens. (oh and this one’s not an accident too, more of an experiment)
Staying true to what I advertised, The Wilds won’t make you bored waiting for the wlw, because the plot is exciting and actually makes you curious about the events to unfold. When I say diverse, I really mean it. It features native American, Middle Eastern, and African-American characters.
The plot goes over many contexts too (Trigger Warning) like homophobia, Christianity, sexual abuse to minors, death, drowning, and a lot more.
At times when death is imminent, you’re in an unknown space, and a budding romance unfolds, you know this show is worth the watch.
Released date: December 11, 2020
Number of Seasons:1 (Season 2 soon)
Number of Episodes: 10 (42 - 61 mins)
Where to watch: Amazon Prime Video
Dickinson
“It takes viewers into the world of Emily, audaciously exploring the constraints of society, gender, and family from the perspective of a budding writer who doesn't fit into her own time through her imaginative point of view. Dickinson is Emily's coming-of-age story – one woman's fight to get her voice heard." - Wikipedia.
This show is oozing with sapphic-ness.
Poetry? feminism? quirky Hailee Steinfeld? It got it all.
Like John Mulaney said "Emily Dickinson is a Lesbian"
well, this just proves that. However, this show is not entirely historically accurate since the creators tend to mix post-modernism attributes in it for comedic effect. You would be surprised by how intricate the research team had done for this series. It greatly showed the real love Emily had for her best friend turn sister-in-law turn lover and vice-versa, which the patriarchy then, tried to erase.
It’s so not familiar with the term “Queerbait” as just in the first 2 episodes, butterflies will travel towards your tummy.
The cinematography, the plot, the writing, the comedy, and the women!! are just impossible to not fall in love with. This is my favorite of all and would gladly recommend you to watch this.
ALSO! It has Wiz Khalifa as Death! How rad is that?!
Released date: November 1, 2019
Number of Seasons: 3 (ongoing)
Number of Episodes: 10 (35-40 mins)
Where to watch: Apple TV
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Do you know any shows, that deserve to be on this list? comment down below!
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