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A Conversation with the “Last Top in Pittsburgh”

Jun 9, 2021

One day while I was on a particular dating app, I found a profile of a woman who had described herself as “The Last Top in Pittsburgh.” As a top and a lesbian myself, I found the moniker pretty funny and it piqued my interest. After an initial exchange that was friendly, but went nowhere, I asked her if she would be down to talk to me about her dating experience in Pittsburgh...

A Conversation with the “Last Top in Pittsburgh”

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