What Is The Lesbian Apocalypse On TikTok?
Everyone is always hopping on the bandwagon of a new TikTok trend, and the latest one comes in the form of the trending Lesbian Apocalypse.
The trend has certainly dominated the platform recently.
Anyone recently browsing through the short-form video app has most probably viewed the trend taking over. There are tons of new trends and sounds on TikTok every day, but the fame of the Lesbian Apocalypse is surely standing out.
Going through the video based on this trend, one can easily figure out that each lesbian is following and being mutual with each other. It represents the sign of unity and also refers to the togetherness of lesbians.
If you search for the trend on TikTok, you can find numerous people coming together do the trend and inspire each other. It is also believed that many people pretended to be lesbians for more followers the previous year.
The Lesbian Apocalypse Meaning And TikTok Trend Explained
Last year, lesbians started a new trend called “Lesbian Apocalypse,” where they followed and/or be mutual with each other for June.
The trend has just begun this year also and has completely taken the platform by storm.
People are coming out and stating that they want every lesbian on the app. However, there are still many users who still wonder what the trend is related to.
Some lesbians even claim that it’s just a fun way for them on this app to communicate and are free to make their own thing. The trend represents the symbol of unity of the lesbians.
The Lesbian Apocalypse Urban Dictionary And Videos
According to the urban dictionary, a lesbian simply refers to a girl who doesn’t have feelings for males but they have feelings for females.
The lesbian apocalypse, in a theoretical idea, is where men turn women off, and start having a physical relationships with other women. This behavior of hating men and having relationships with women spreads until nobody gets pregnant and everyone dies off.
“The Lesbian Apocalypse” simply gives a space for lesbians to finally get a chance to connect and share their experiences, and that’s why the trend is important for them.
Some users even claim that non-lesbians are getting upset over the trend and are already trying to create their own, which might somehow make them feel excluded from their own community.