Okay so I met this girl back in September, and we had a great time together that night. She mentioned that due to a combination between a part-time job, an internship, classes, and homework, she would't be able to date. We saw each other whenever she had a chance, but the chances went away mid-November. Every time we met, we had great chemistry, both laughing a lot, and overall good feelings all around. I didn't see her again until the very last day of the semester, where she said that We didn't hang out enough and should step it up next year. I agree, and we catch a movie in January, starting off a more escalated kind of relationship. This was fine by me, since at this point I'm crazy about her.
She constantly suggests events that we should go to, such as a Drive-in movie, watching tv shows together, have lunch every Monday, go to the mall, or even road trip to Canada to catch a concert. She makes plenty of physical contact, and I always reciprocate it. Her free time has drastically increased from last semester, and it sort of feels like we're dating, even if we never had a "what are we" discussion. Now, we went to see a movie and she was listing the options, but said that "we can't see that one, because I have a date for it". What should I do? Have I missed my window? Is this a sign that I should stop my affections, or amplify them? Obviously she now has enough free time to date now, so the way I see it, I have three options.
1. Continue friendship as a friendship and give up any hope of dating her.
2. Continue friendship in the hopes that something will come of it in the future. (Risk her getting snatched up by someone else)
3. Tell her the way I feel about her, and that I want to escalate our relationship.
Is there some other option I am overlooking? What would be the best way to handle this situation?






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