<human>: About a week ago, I met a girl online through a YouTube comment section (of all places, right?) We hit it off immediately, and have been messaging back and forth on Google plus every now and then (it's not the most ideal form of communication, but it definitely keeps the mystery alive. I do plan to get Skype eventually once we've talked a bit more though.)

I've been doing good this time around with not acting like a desperate little wimp like I was with the last chick I liked. With this one I've been trying to drop subtle hints of sexuality every now and then, but I'm pretty sure everyone of them has gone unnoticed. In hindsight, they probably weren't really that noticeable anyway. There is this one thing I do with her where I make future plans with a lot of things ("When you come to *my hometown* someday, this is the first place we're going").

I don't necessarily like her yet per se, but I just... really want things to work out between us. She seems like the type of girl I really could come to love someday and build an amazing friendship and relationship with.

So, here the questions I have: What are some things I should avoid doing or saying so that I'm not lumped in as just another "internet buddy?" What are some ways I can escalate from being internet friends to being internet boyfriend and girlfriend, but at a natural pace so that I'm not "trying" to make anything happen?

Also, if we were to someday be bf and gf, our relationship would definitely be long distance with 2000+ miles between us

Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?
<bot>: Met girl online. Hit it off instantly. Want things to work out because of how similar we are. How do I not royally fuck this up and escalate at a natural pace?