Q&A for How to Get a Girl to Like You (LGBT)

It depends on the type of person. Usually these are signs, but she could also have the touchy-feely sort of personality. Try and see how she behaves around other people. You could also try getting more flirty with her and see how she reacts.

You may well be bisexual. Crushes can fade, whoever they're on. If you're unsure, that's fine too. You'll see who else you get attracted to over time and figure it out.

Tell her that it wasn't just a summer relationship to you, and you would like to pick back up on the relationship or at least have her in your life as a friend.

Unless you want to ruin a good relationship, you need to treat her like a friend. A friend is happy for someone they care about, even if they are in a relationship. Maybe, being friends can draw you closer, or maybe you will find a lifelong friend you can always count on.

It could mean any number of things. She might be shy, she might not have feelings for you, or not know how she feels. One thing you could try is asking her on a date, or to hang out to get to know each other better.

Flirt with her. Follow the steps above. It sure sounds like she likes you, based on what you've said. Maybe you're just feeling insecure. Drop a hint, let her know you're available.

Find out if she's interested in women. If she is, then you do what you do with anyone: tell her your feelings, and ask if she feels the same way.

Think: do you like her? If you do, then think of all the good things about her and picture her standing in front of you and then when you see her, you will have nothing negative about her to stop you asking.

You could either come right out and ask her, or send obvious signals and see how she reacts.

Be honest! If you never tell her how you feel nothing will ever come of it.

Go up to her and make a joke or compliment her. Or look for a conversation starter. Do you take the same classes? Is she holding a book you've read? Anything like that will work. Then just keep talking to her and eventually you two will become friends. Then, just follow the steps from this article.

Sorry, but you can't really change what she's into. If you're not sure whether she dates girls exclusively, you could try asking, but don't get your hopes up.

You should not force her to have same sex attraction, but just be open with her. Tell her how you feel and then wait for her response.

Maybe it's because you have something that garners the attention of females, like a masculine charm or nice clothes that they envy.

That's great progress — now you need to work up the courage to ask her out! That's the next step. One thing I always do to encourage myself is to imagine the best possible outcome, in your case it would be her saying yes. Maybe give it some time since she's still processing the break up, but once the time's right, ask her. Chances are, she won't bite.

You cannot force someone to love you, you can only help them them realise how deeply you love them and hope that they realise your love as time goes on. Unfortunately, chemistry has a mind of its own, so you may need to learn to let go of this girl and be open to the possibilities still awaiting you out there.

Since you two are best friends, I would suggest simply asking her about her sexual and romantic orientation. Just because someone talks about the opposite sex doesn't mean that person is solely attracted to the opposite gender. Ask her directly, but don't say anything about her "looking" or "acting" like a lesbian, some people might find that offensive. Once you know her orientation, then work it out from there. Even if you get rejected, I'm sure she would want to stay friends with you.

If your friend is straight, you liking them isn't going to change that. Take this as a lesson learned. There will be plenty of other people that come along, but you have to learn to keep clear boundaries between friends and romantic interests.

It is no different than finding out if a straight or lesbian woman likes you. Just ask her, or figure it out from her friend.

If you're interested in your friend, you could try to get her attention by spending more time with her and being more flirtatious than usual. If your friend starts seeing another person though, you should respect their relationship and back off.

Try to just mention it casually. Just say, "I have a crush on you," or "I think I'm beginning to have feelings for you." I would recommend you do it in person, not through text or a note, because that way she can't ignore what you've said.

Girls are a bit touchy at times so it can be hard to tell. You can ask her if she's ever had a boyfriend or if she wants one. Then, casually ask about a girlfriend.

You should not do that. Student/teacher relationships are inappropriate, and against the rules at most educational institutions. It's okay to have a crush on your teacher, but you should not pursue it.

There's no way to "make" anyone fall in love with you, regardless of age. The only thing you can do is get to know that person and see if your lifestyles and personalities mesh in a way that opens up the possibility of a romantic relationship.

The quickest way to find out would be to just ask her.

Do you know the saying, "It's only awkward if you make it awkward"? Act normal around her. In fact, you may even want to ignore her; she may decide she misses the attention. If not, just move on.

It definitely sounds like it. There's always a chance she just likes the attention so she's trying to encourage you with the flirting. But you know your friend best, if it seems like she's into you, she probably is.

Apologize for whatever you did or whatever you said after she did something. Even if she started the quarrel, you probably are also to blame, so try to tell her you're sorry. Hopefully, you two can become friends again.

Do nothing. Be patient and don't push them, if they are gay, they will tell you when they're ready. In the meantime, take any opportunity you can to express support for the LGBTQ+ community.

The emojis are a pretty good sign that she likes you back, especially if she sent them after you told her you liked her. There's always a chance she is just flattered by your attention, though. The only way to know for sure is to ask her.