Jenny Watson’s lesbian speed-dating events were a hit. Two weddings, numerous engagements and countless romantic dalliances are testament to that. The events also offered a welcome boost in trade for the College Arms pub in central London, which had been struggling post-Covid. Having between 30 and 40 lesbians drinking for several hours on a Friday night was obviously great for business. There was, however, a hitch.

Jenny’s event was attended on numerous occasions by men claiming to be women. In one incident last year, a man turned up clad in purple lycra and sporting an erection. More recently, another man showed up one evening and ‘pushed [his] body at a woman’ in the female toilets.

It need hardly be said that, at a lesbian event, being touched by a man is always inappropriate and unwanted. The man in question was reprimanded by Jenny later that evening and asked not to return. She also added a notice to her website making it clear that this was a women-only event.

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