I find that most lesbians I have encountered have a story to tell of abuse by male figure in their childhood, somehow they never found a way to address their emotions over the abuse. Psychologically the patterns of male domination in society coupled with whatever happened to them may be more of a contributor to their decision to jump ship rather than to fight for their rights. I am not a psychologist but I've often considered that link. In the normal pattern of things most psychologist agree that if children are left alone they will usually outgrow the stage they are in.
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There might be something to that, as a man they often seem hostile towards me for no reason, one time I was getting on an airport shuttle and it was getting full and a woman got on and my wife elbowed me and was like "offer her your seat" so I got up and she yelled at me "I have a girlfriend!" but I also count a lesbian amoung the small handful of people I consider friends. For her she was really not doing well as a heterosexual, she is not attractive to most men but as a lesbian she is a rockstar, if I was ever single and wanted a wingman in the club to help me pick up chicks she would be my first choice.