<human>: I'll try to keep things succinct; this guy messaged me on an online dating website, we met up, hit it off and have been meeting once a week ever since. I was hesitant at first because of the age gap but as I got to know him better I saw him more for him rather than someone who is 20 years older than me.

He does seem keen on me, in the sense that he does keep asking me out, refers to our outings as dates, schedules the next date at the end of the current one and never lets me pay for anything. He takes note of the songs I say I like and plays them when we're in his car. He also messages me almost everyday just to wish me a good day, but don't otherwise communicate much via text (I personally hate texting). 

But on our dates it's just quite friendly - we watch a movie, grab dinner and he drops me home after. We've not really had any physical contact yet (no hand holding, no good night kisses, no cuddling etc.)  

I tend to date only one person at a time, even if we're not exclusive yet but I am still chatting with others from the website. And I suppose I'm more used to dating men my age, and by the end of the third date we'd probably have slept with each other by now. I am ridiculously attracted to him and it's getting harder not to have any physical contact! 

I've gone down the road of thinking the first couple of dates may be something more when the guy in fact wanted nothing more than a platonic friendship, so I'm a little wary of going down the same path with this one. Is it too soon to ask if this is potentially going somewhere? I'm not really seeking exclusivity yet - but I'd like to know if I should cut my losses now rather than later, and him being older is kinda throwing me off my game.

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: 27F goes on friendly movie dates with 47M, afraid of being friendzoned and having trouble reading an older man. A little help?