<human>: I need some advice. There's this girl that I like, who is aware of my feelings for her, but is in love with another guy (a friend of mine) that has a girlfriend at the moment. From my understanding, he's unhappy in his relationship, but doesn't want to leave the girlfriend just yet since he went through so much pursuing the girlfriend in the first place and would feel bad just leaving her. My predicament, is that the girl I like still wants to be my friend and wants to talk to me and spend time with me everyday the same as before she rejected my romantic feelings for her. I do want to be her friend, but I feel that we need to spend less time together. Although I've asked for some space in the past, she's made me feel guilty about it saying that she needs a friend who won't place restrictions on the friendship, so I've kind of given in to her. I feel like she is right in saying that if I want to be her friend, I shouldn't want to push her away. But it's hard having to see her everyday and not feel drawn to her romantically, though I'm aware that the dynamic of our relationship will never change, because of her love for this guy. This guy has known her for 3 years and has had feelings for her since, but because she had a boyfriend at the time, he kept his distance and chased after other girls (hence the fact that he now has a girlfriend -- they only started dating late last fall).

More Background: She and I only started hanging out when she invited me out to see a musical performance with her. From then, we started talking and at first she showed a strong interest in me even bluntly saying that she likes me. But after a good 2 months of getting to know each other, the truth came out that she loves someone else. She still wants to hang out and be friends, but every now and then she'll say she's confused about how she feels (without any prompting from me).

Can you summarize the given text in a few sentences?
<bot>: Girl that rejected me, but still wants to be friends and spend all this time together. My summary seems less whiny/harsh if you read above.