<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

I'm currently finishing a degree at my local university. I'm 29 and divorced. As a "non-traditional" student, I don't regard campus or my classes as a place to meet women. The vast majority of them are either so much younger than me (18-20), or married.

This semester, however, I've met a sweetheart of a gal. She's 22. I was lucky enough to get paired up with her as a lab partner to work with for the semester. I was immediately caught off guard by her… friendliness, I guess I would call it. Even on the first day of class she was quick to do things like place her hand on mine as we were doing our lab projects. I've continued to brush it off as merely friendly, and harmless. We've enjoyed getting to know each other as the semester has gone by. Admittedly, she did assume I was much younger (she thought 23ish) when we first met. Of course, she learned quickly that I'll be turning 30 in a matter of months; that I have a five-year-old daughter even. Her "friendliness" has continued all the same. We recently went out for dinner and a movie, and had a great time.

She's given all the signals that, if coming from someone closer to my age, would only convey "all systems go." The disparity in age, though, is making me hesitant, as I can only assume she's hesitant to consider the idea herself.

Should I even pursue this? If so, what is your advice as to how I should navigate this situation?

If it's relevant, we attend a university in the state of Utah, we are both of the LDS faith.
<bot>: I'm 29, she's 22. We seem to like each other a lot but the age difference is a concern for me.