One thing I could admire about Lynn's character was her carefree attitude. There was rarely a time when Lynn let anything bother her to the point of worry and frustration.
On the surface it may look like Lynn simply avoided conflict and responsibility, but many could learn a lesson from this behavior.
Never sweat the small stuff! But by all means, don't be like Lynn and create a conspiracy theory to excuse yourself from handling personal responsibilities. Women are free to embrace their sexuality however they see fit.
As I mentioned before, Lynn was seen as being the promiscuous one of the group. While Joan was busy implementing a three-month rule which meant no sex for the first three months of a relationship and Maya was often criticizing Lynn for embracing casual sex, Lynn viewed sex as another form of liberation.
She often shared her many trysts lightheartedly with her other girlfriends, as they gasped, shocked and appalled. Though I agreed that Lynn was a bit wild for my taste, I thought highly of her for owning her sexuality. Lynn embraced her sexuality as she saw fit, rather than using it as bait for another, or a way to control another, as many women have done over time. I was even more impressed when she researched sexuality in society and thus completed a project involving AIDS in the African American female population.
