<human>: I met this really cute girl on tinder a couple weeks ago, and based on both of our profiles and our first conversations, I think it was very clear that we both just wanted someone to hangout/cuddle with (and maybe more).

I'm not looking for a relationship right now, because I plan to move to a different state in May 2016.

After a week of just messaging back and fourth once in a while, we finally decided to go out. We decided to go out on an actual date, so that we could get to know each-other just a bit. (As to take out some tension).

The date went fine, and after she kissed me. She left and and later texted me saying that she had a great time and that she really likes hanging out with me and all that.

She is a very pretty girl, and a very sweet girl. The problem is, I didn't enjoy speaking with her. She seemed a little...airheadded, and didn't want to talk about anything of substance. Do you think this could have been due to nervousness? She acts the same way over text, but I just chalked it up to her not being a good texter.

Now, a week later she is asking me if I could come to her house and meet her parents and introduce myself. Calling me cutesy girlfriend names, and acting like we've known each other for years. I find it endearing, but I feel as if she thinks she can change my mind about leaving this state in a year. I feel like meeting her parents and introducing myself to them after one date is a little much, especially since I didn't think this "relationship" would go much past FWB. I think it would be weird to meet her parents, since I never saw her more than a FWB.

At no point have I ever purposely tried to mislead her, and she has alluded to knowing that I will be leaving once I graduate uni.

Could she just be doing this to fill a "gap" in her life? I know she does not have many friends. Or maybe she is trying to convince me to stay? That is highly unlikely.

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<bot>: met a cute girl on tinder, she seems to want a relationship even though I told her I would be moving.