Article in English: . It's normal to be shy when you approach someone you find attractive. Do your best to stay positive and friendly no matter what happens, and you'll gain confidence with practice. An easygoing attitude makes you more attractive, and makes you feel better as well.  A supportive female wingman can help if you need the encouragement. Just don't act too friendly, or the girl across the room might think you're a couple. The "is she straight?" guessing game adds an extra challenge to lesbian dating. Making your moves in LGBT spaces can reduce your anxiety, especially when you're new to the experience. If you don't have a ready-made icebreaker, such as a mutual friend to introduce you, this should be your first step. If she holds eye contact for a couple seconds, smiles back, or repeatedly glances in your direction, take it as an invitation to approach. . You don't need a pick-up line — just start a light-hearted conversation by asking her where she's from or what she's doing at the event. Flirting can be as simple as these three steps:  Turn your whole body to face her, smile, and hold eye contact while she speaks. Drop an occasional small compliment (her eyes, her accessories, something she told you about that you find cool). If she's responding well, brush your hand against her arm, or lean in to whisper something into her ear. Don't be afraid to strike while the iron is hot. If she's been talking to you for five or ten minutes and seems happy, there's a good chance she's interested. (And frankly, if it turns out she's straight, you'd rather find out sooner than later.) "I'd love to call you sometime," "Could I get your number?" or "Do you want to move to that cafe across the street?" are all ways to signal your intentions. If you get her number, call her again after a day or two and arrange your first date.

Summary in Vietnamese:
Tự tin hơn Hãy nhìn nàng và cười. Tán tỉnh Hẹn đi chơi với nàng.