<human>: Here is the situation. I am a graduate student with a teaching assistantship where teach undergraduate students. I love teaching and I rely on this TA position for housing and tuition; without it I wouldn't be able to afford graduate school.

I'm attracted to one of my students, plain and simple. We flirt, I like her and normally I would have asked her out by now. But the problem is that the university has a policy expressly forbidding TAs from dating any of their students. And I'm not willing to risk or lose my TA position so unfortunately I can't just go out with her. 

So I'm currently in a scenario where I want to keep the relationship non-romantic so I can keep my position but I continue to find myself attracted to her. Now it is starting to cause me stress and impact my ability to meet women that actually are available to me.

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: I'm a TA and I'm attracted to one of my students. I need to keep the relationship non-romantic but I don't want to. The situation is causing me stress and I need advice.