In society, "LBD" is an acronym for Little Black Dress...but in Sapph-ciety it stands for "Lesbian Bed Death"--the dreaded decline of sex after the novelty fades. Speaking of novelties, in the film That's Not Us (2015), when Alison (Sarah Wharton) shows longtime lesbian lover Jackie--played by busty brunette Nicole Pursell--the multil-colored "rainbow dong" dildo they used to use, Nic's character complains, "It has a head, oh my God! I can't even touch it--not anymore." Eventually, she's able to touch her girlfriend--who fingerbangs her furburgerage in the shower--as LBD comes to mean "Lesbian Bathroom Debauchery!" Shot in just 8 days, the dialogue is all improvised--and the Sapphic sex Skintense! As the film's co-producer, HuffPost Women columnist Sarah Wharton got to pick her partner for the girl-girl groping...and named Nicole, a graduate of NYU's Experimental Theater Wing in 2009, whose first screen credit came the year before as "Lesbian on Street" in Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist (2008). "I had a great time," Sarah says of her scene with Pursell. "I think sex is awesome when I trust my partner and we're in a good place [more power to the shower!]. I was in a situation where I completely trusted Nicole [even though she was using Muhammad Ali's "Soap-a-Grope" ploy], who is gorgeous and an amazing woman [with amazing areolae!] It's hard not to fall in love with her!" Concludes Pursell's playmate: "It felt like this fun opportunity, and an expression of myself because that shower sex scene was a very nice moment." Lather, rinse, and repeat.
