Go out and meet loads of new people! Go to places that are obvious, like gay clubs and bars, most of the time people will assume that you're gay for being in there, so you're likely to get more interest. You could also try dating sites or chat rooms or something similar. That way people aren't as scared about speaking in public, as it can be pretty hard and nerve-wrecking. You could build up things from that then choose to take it further. Or you could make the first move and show interest in other girls, maybe you're both too shy to say something!
No. She has stated in interviews that she is attracted to men and women (bisexual) and her Facebook says that she's interested in men. In either case, she's not a lesbian.
Seriously? The answer would be that George W. Bush is a heterosexual man who is interested in females, women, his WIFE.
No, they are not the same. "Gay" typically refers to men who are attracted to other men, while "lesbian" refers to women who are attracted to other women. Both terms fall under the umbrella of homosexuality.
Only if the lesbian agrees. Is she's a lesbian then she is probably not at all interested in men, do don't get your hopes up.
No, a Lesbian likes only women and is not interested in men. Bisexuals (a sexual choice unlike being gay) is enjoying both sexes and if one wants to get into Bisexuality then it's not considered the norm.
Lesbians are already women.
You can't; the definition of a lesbian is a women who is into women exclusively. You might be able to find a bisexual but a lesbian never would.
Some do and some don't.
Wouldn't that technically defeat the purpose of being a lesbian?
You can tell if you are a lesbian if you are attracted exclusively to other women.
No. You are a lesbian only if you are sexually attracted to other women.
The difference is that Lesbian Women only are attracted to females and Bisexual Women are attracted to both females and males.