<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

I am a straight, 14 year old male (I just turned 14 in February) and at fine arts camp (March 11-12) I met this girl, we'll call her Denise, [12, about to turn 13] and Denise and I bonded very quickly and I am quite shy, and so I warmed up to Denise very quickly, which is highly unusual. Denise and I got to the church bus early on the 12th after the fine arts awards ceremony and so we were the only ones on the bus, and we very passionately shared two kisses. Only Denise and I and a few of my friends know about this. Now, two people (who Denise knows and is friends with) told me to stay away from her because Denise is weird. 

Currently, I am on my way to Tennessee to see some friends (I'm from  a suburb of Detroit) and I am going with a family friend, who goes to the same church that Denise's family goes to (I only go to the Youth Ministry, which took us to Fine Arts) and the family friend said that Denise is trouble, and that Denise is bi-polar, and has crazy mood swings, and that I should stay away from her. 

I really care about Denise. I care for her more than I've cared about anyone in the past. I gave her my favorite beanie, and she gave me her favorite bracelet. When we were driving home on the 12th (about 3-4 hours) she and I cuddled, and she fell asleep with her head on my shoulder and her and I held hands. We kissed each other on the cheek a bit too. 
Denise only has an email, and her family doesn't have Internet, so she doesn't have many ways to communicate. I don't know what to do because my mind says to date Denise when I get back from Tennessee, and the other one says to not talk to her. I am very conflicted.
<bot>: I care about someone, but I have been told by people that she has problems. I really want to date her, but I don't want her to be crazy and hear "I told you so."