<human>: Okay, so obvious throwaway is obvious.
Lets get you up to date, I've been in a relationship for a long time and it ended about half a year ago.

Around a year ago me and this girl (my friend, not the girl i broke up with) met and we had an instant bond of some sort which we just took as a friendship bond and we became best friends after a while, she helped me deal through the breakup and tried getting me back out there to explore the "dating market".

so yesterday we both went out with a couple of friends and got really drunk and one thing led to another and we started kissing, we did talk about how big of a mistake it is and that its going to be so awkward later but we continued, things became really heated and we went back to her house where we made out and almost hooked up, i was less drunk then her so I decided to stop it before it would go too far and we both would really regret it.
We then hugged and made out for around 2 or 3 hours (no sex because i had the right mind to stop her) and just talked and had a really great time.

now the thing is ,I don't really know what I want right now but I did have a great time and so did she, she thinks that talking about it would make the situation weird and that we should just ignore it and it would go away on its own and not talk about it ever.
first off ,I don't know if I want it to go away.
Secondly ,I think that we should talk about it and figure out what we both want , I think we both know there is a really great chance of a cool relationship but the thing is neither of us want to compromise our great friendship.
But now that what happened happened I feel weird and I think I might want to be in a relationship with this girl (Either as friends with benefits or as a serious relationship ,although I am unsure).

What do you guys think I should do? confront her? go out with her and see if it happens again?

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<bot>: Got drunk with my best friend, kissed made out and almost hooked up but I had managed to stop myself and her.