<human>: Provide a brief overview of the text.

So, we met through this concert, and things were going fairly smooth. Went to dinner one night, and it seemed to go rather well. A few days after that she all but stopped replying to my texts, and I decided to leave it at that. 

Well, this morning she posted a status about how she is always pushing people away that she wants in her life. I decided to text her and ask if that was why she had stopped talking to me, which it was. She said she has a hard time forming relationships with people when she thinks it will end poorly. Upon asking if there was anything about me that made her feel that way, she told me that she knew she would want to be more than friends with me (I had told her I wanted to meet new people, as friends, and see how things went from there). She also said my past relationship was a big concern for her.

I recently ended a nearly four year relationship (about two and half months ago), and when I did my ex did not have a job, so I agreed to temporarily pay for her phone and car insurance while she got on her feet. This new girl sees that as major red flags, which is perfectly understandable. However, I have removed her from my insurance, and we are in the process of getting her onto her own phone account, so that should be finished in the next couple days. 

She says that she doesn't want to be a rebound, but I know that I am past that point and want something serious, if a relationship were to develop. 

After our discussion about her concerns, I asked if she would like to go on a hike, to which she replied "I'd like that". I tried to ask what day of the week works best for her (she works two jobs and goes to school full time) but never got a response. 

What can I do here? I don't want to come across as desperate by texting her all the time, but I don't want to just sit back and let the chance slip by.
<bot>: Started talking to a girl whom I really like, but she is nervous about being a rebound, how can I approach this situation?