When I was in college, I dated a very close friend. We ended up being in a relationship for 3 years before deciding that we wanted different things. It was pretty good though. It took a while to restore the friendship we had before we started dating, but we're friends again now -- not as close as before, but we still hang out sometimes.
My advice: try not to define it. If she brings it up, tell her you think she's [attractive (whatever word you use here)] and you love spending time with her (and would like to spend time together more often), but you don't want to try to put a label on it -- you'd rather just let things develop naturally. Of course, that means you shouldn't expect things to advance as quickly as if you guys just made it official (unless you're already there), but the more time you spend together and the more positive attention you give her, the better feel you will both have for what's between you. Once it becomes an actual official relationship, it becomes much harder to remain friends afterwards.







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