Check the nails.
If theyâre reasonably short, go ahead to the second step. đ
Talk about past relationships! Work it into the conversation. If youâve dated a girl, mention that and see what her response is. If sheâs into girls, you need to provide an opening for her to say âoh yeah I dated this girl onceâŚâ or âI would so sleep with herâ etc.
If you admit to your sexual interests, it opens it up for her to reciprocate by admitting her own. Just bring it up in a casual dialogue and see what response you get.
Youâd be surprised how easily that works. People are much more open about their sexuality now. Not everyone is, of course, but the number of people being open and comfortable with their sexuality grows every day. đ
If youâre friends with any of her friends or people she knows, ASK THEM! Iâve done it a thousand times. I meet someone that Iâm curious about, but I donât want to be forward, I talk to her friends. Iâm usually pretty blunt with them (because I already know them) and I get my answers that way. Then I feel confident enough to approach!
So many girls are not what you would not expect because theyâre not âstereotypical gayâ. Many are actually quite open to being with other women. Iâve discovered many a bisexual just by asking her friends, lol.
Sorry, but even if you have the best âgaydarâ in the world, thereâs still no way to tell if someone is a lesbian or not. Lesbians donât fit into one mold. Thereâs a certain âtypeâ of course, which is usually the short hair and butch clothes/attitude, but thatâs not always accurate. And there are many âfemmeâ lesbians. Then thereâs the girls that are bi and thatâs just a crapshoot. So unless someone out there creates a device that you can point and scan people to determine their sexuality, weâre left with only one option: hearing it from that person (or one of their friends).