Lena Dunham supports President Oabama Obama's reelection campaign. (Photo : Screengrab)

Do you remember your first time? Was it with someone special? We're talking about your first time voting course. Lena Dunham is the latest celebrity getting in on the presidential campaign and is encouraging all women (particularly those that are first-time voters) to use their "first time" with the right guy. According to Dunham, President Barack Obama is the right guy.

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The creator and star of HBO's "Girls," presents a humorous PSA about first-time voting, although the message seemed to be quite suggestive in the beginning. "Your first time shouldn't be with just anybody." Dunham continues the video speaking passionately of her first time and what every woman's first time should be like. "You want to do it with a great guy - someone who really cares about and understands women. A guy who cares whether you get health insurance, specifically whether you get birth control. The consequences are huge." Obama's presidential opponent Mitt Romney's campaign has not been favorable among women. Governor Romney is against birth control being covered under health insurance and is also strongly against pro-choice.

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Dunham warns us to avoid the guy who thinks "gay people should never have beautiful complicated weddings like the kind we see on Bravo and TLC all the time." She also says that is uncool to be the one who didn't vote.

Dunham shares with the world the juicy and intimate details of her first time. "My first time voting was amazing. It was this line in the sand - before, I was a girl; now I was a woman. I went to the polling station, I pulled back the curtain, I voted for Barack Obama."

The funny video was a hit among many women according to the comments. However, it received more dislikes than likes.

"The video may be light but the message is serious: vote for women's rights," Dunham tweeted on Thursday.

The 26-year-old also supported the President in another video. She appeared in a snippet of a video, featuring Tracee Ellis Ross, Tavi Gevinson, Alexa Chung and several other women, lip-syncing along to singer Leslie Gore's "You Don't Own Me." See the video below.

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