<human>: So there's a girl I met at uni who I immediately hit it off with, after just a few weeks I thought of as a really good friend and we spent a lot of our time together, then unfortunately I started to feel attracted to her, and thought it was mutual, so even though I guess it's bad to try and date friends I asked her out and she said no.

Luckily things are seemingly not awkward (at least neither of us is showing it, and I don't feel awkward) in the slightest, we've just been acting as though it didn't happen, which I'm really grateful for as I would have been very upset had I damaged our friendship. Now that I know the attraction wasn't mutual I don't really even feel into her any more (romantically), so that's nice.

So, question is, I don't like the idea that she is thinking that the way I acted towards her had some ulterior motive other than my enjoying time with her, and I want to express this to her, and also that the my actions now aren't with the intent of trying to get her to change her mind or something, because I don't feel that way about her any more, again I just like hanging around with her.

But since things are going so well, is it a good idea to say these things, or just demonstrate via my actions in continuing to be a friend?

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<bot>: Asked a friend out, she said no, we're still good, should I express to her that I wasn't being fake before, and am not now either.