<human>: Story time!

Back in october, I met this girl at a party through university. We got talking, it was great, we had a laugh, and got on really well. Two days after that I invited her to get coffee with me, she replied that essentially she would love to, but just as friends. We never actually ended up going to coffee.

Since then I have been talking to her fairly frequently, maybe every other day. It's pretty much 50:50 conversation starting thing in terms of who makes contact. I'd say we're quite good friends, but obviously, me being a dumb male, got really attracted to her and honestly I would love for there to be something more. We sometimes end up texting until 4am and it feels like someone is giving me a fresh shot of heroin every time I talk to her. I'm in a good mood for 24 hours afterwards, then comes crushing, overwhelming depression.

The other day she invited me to study in the library and to help her find some material for her friend [who was also at the library] for an essay she is doing. So, I figure, great, I'll go to the library and hang out with them. I spent about 90 minutes there then left, we talked a bit but not as much as I would have liked, because it was a library and, you know, quiet as fuck. She seemed fairly receptive to my jokes though, and playfully proof-read one of my essays that I had on me. This was however the only time we have spent together since that party in october, all other contact has been electronic.

I'm honestly going a bit insane with my feelings towards her. I either need to be in a relationship with her or I need closure and never to talk to her again. She is, in my mind, absolutely perfect for me. We just click, ya know? So my question is, what should I do? Should I ask her on another date, or conclude that she has 'friendzoned' me and try to move on?

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<bot>: Can't decide whether to ask a friend who rejected me for a date in october on another date. I am losing my mind over it.