<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

It's been about a year since we met, and he's now one of my best friends here. Here's the deal though: we hooked up a few times (it's been a few months since; he initiated each time but wanted to stop because he felt like we were too close to do that casually), and although we're super tight, it's still a bit different now from my other friendships. 

We spend so much time together. When we're hanging out in a group with our mutual friends that I met through him, a lot of times it feels like they're treating me like "the girlfriend." When we're alone, there's a lot of connection whether we're laughing about dumb things, talking about our past and futures, or just sitting in silence working on schoolwork. We have pretty different personalities but I really think we understand each other well.

It's a weird mixture of "signs" (I feel like I'm in middle school) because he's on Tinder (whether he's actually met people offline, who knows) but will sometimes say things like "would you move to ___ with me?"

I guess the problem is I can't tell where the line is between being best friends and being more than that, or even which side of the line I want to be on. It really doesn't help that because I spend so much time with him (and my other close friends), I'm not meeting other men (not that I'd necessarily want to) and to be honest sometimes I just want to spend the night with someone. Do I just wait it out and see what happens?
<bot>: Best friend and I hooked up a few times and there's lingering tension but we're also just really close. Do I wait to see if he makes a move or accept that we're just friends forever?