<human>: A few years ago, I asked the Homecoming queen out to the dance. She said yes, we had a good night, I had fun, she had fun. That was my Junior year and even before then, I had a big crush on her. I just always assumed I was out of her league, I was a crazy geek and she was the cross country/track star.

Now, years later, I still like her. Way too much than I have any right to. But now that I'm older, I see it's not that I'm not in her league that's the problem, it's that she's not even playing the game.

I know many people have tried to ask her out while we went to high school. But she rejected every one. And I see know that she was way too focused in school and sports to even try to get into a relationship. Her parents may have also had an effect on her single status.

It's even worse now too. She moved a couple miles farther than where I live. She has a job, I have a job. She goes to school out of state, I go to school out of state. And suffering from depression now doesn't help.

But yet, when we explored the mall last weekend, I was reminded of that homecoming night. We had a good night, I had fun, she had fun. When I was with her, I forgot all about my year-long depression. And I just wanted to tell her how I felt, but I knew, I know, the only response was rejection.

So, what is it Reddit? Should I move on and hope for someone else to enter my life? Or should I let her know about my feelings for her, despite her near-inevitable rejection and, possibly, awkwardness in our strong friendship?

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<bot>: Want to ask girl who I've crushed since high school out on a date, yet will face near-inevitable rejection. Should I move on?