<human>: Was playing ultimate frisbee with a few friends a couple days ago and this attractive woman comes up to me and asks if she can join up.  We say sure and she plays for a bit and after a while we end up grabbing a beer after the game.  She and I end up hitting it off and chatting the whole night, there's great chemistry and the conversation is quick-witted and fun.  Night end, she invites me in and we end up staying up until dawn talking about our likes, dislikes, lives, you name it.  It felt like a deep connection that I haven't felt with anyone for a long time.  Similar views on kindness, compassion, honestly, ethics, etc and different hobbies and pasts that we each found interesting.

However, it came up that she was just got out of a relationship a few days beforehand.  Apparently it was a over a year or so and it ended on a long, slow decline.  She told me she wanted to take several months off before starting anything, which absolutely makes sense in every way.  People absolutely need to find them selves and recenter after leaving a relationships and not leap lily pad to lily pad.

However, I'm very interested in this person and I feel that she is interested back.  She needs the space and single life now though and I want to respect her time that she needs.  But at the same time I don't want to just say bye and forget to call her up in a few months.  She lives just down the road in Brighton, and it's really has been a long time since I felt this strong of a romantic connection.  

Uh, can I have some advice since I'm blinded?

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<bot>: Dude met chick and they hit it off, she's emotionally unavailable now, dude interesting in trying to make it work in the future.  Dude not bright and want external opinions.