<human>: I met this girl 3-4 months ago and we really hit it off right from the beginning. 

After we'd hung out at my place one Saturday night I was convinced she was just perfect, and asked her if she wanted to date. (In retrospect, this was too early. Oh well). She told me she wasn't sure and she'd let me know in a few days. Well, two days later she comes back and we have this long conversation that basically came down to - she still isn't over the last guy she had a crush on and rejected her. She said I'm a great guy, but that she needs some time to move on. 

She also said she doesn't want me to wait for her since she's also going to be trying a meet a lot of other people in the interim. I have pretty terrible self-esteem so this hit me pretty hard, but I got over it and since then we've just been really good friends. We text often, have deep conversations, the lot. 

Anyway, I went over her house this last weekend, only planning to stay for a couple hours and watch a few movies, and it ended up being a full 24 hours. It was the best day I've ever had, and we didn't really do much special besides cuddle and watch movies and laugh and talk. It was at that point that I realized she isn't someone I feel like I can let get away.

With that said, when we were talking that weekend she even asked "Just making sure - are we on the same page? Like, the friends thing?". So she still wants that, but she's just so amazing that I'm having a hard time being just friends.

My question to you guys would be - what suggestions might you have for things I can do to help change her mind? Obviously, if she just wants to be friends there isn't a lot I can do, but I want to give it all I have so I'm not living the next few years (or however long) in regret.

Thanks for reading all of that, those who did! I really appreciate it!

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<bot>: I'm in love with my best friend who wants to remain just friends. Is there anything I can do to help push her in my direction?