<human>: A couple months ago, I met this really nice girl through the athletic band here at our university, and we seemed to really hit it off. We started having casual conversations, and ended sitting next to each other at all of the basketball games we performed at. We're both in the same major (though a year apart), share many interests, and like a lot of the same movies (especially Star Wars)((not the prequels)), so I feel somewhat confident in a potential relationship, and that she has some feelings for me, too. 

The problem is now that basketball season is over, we have less occasion to see each other, and less occasion to talk to each other. We have been texting about 1-2 times a week these last few weeks, but I suck at starting conversations, and waiting for her to start the conversation is a losing game. I know from previous relationships that I should act soon or else I might get friend-zoned, but I don't want to do something that will ruin the relationship we currently have.

Can you summarize the given text in a few sentences?
<bot>: I met a girl that I really like and think she might like me back, and I lack the self-confidence to ask her out. What do?