As language evolves, so do the words we use to describe ourselves and others. The term "gay woman" has long been used to refer to a woman who is primarily attracted to other women, but there are several synonyms that are becoming more commonly used in today's society. Some prefer the term "lesbian" or "queer woman," while others use "sapphic" or "homosexual woman." There is also a growing trend towards using more inclusive language with terms like "wlw" (women-loving-women) or "sapphically inclined." Ultimately, the choice of terminology is a personal one, and each individual should feel free to choose the term that best represents them.