<human>: Two months ago, my friend and I decided to get an apartment together since we were going to be living in the area for the year, and neither of us could afford to live on our own. Since then, we've been sharing a room in a one bedroom apartment, and things were going fine. Then, two nights ago, we got high and ended up hooking up. At the end, we were both tired and knew it was best not to have a conversation about it while high, so we went to sleep.

The next night, we both avoided talking about it, watched a movie, and started cuddling. After a few hours, we ended up in her bed naked, this time completely sober. We talked some about it, and neither of us have romantic feelings for the other. Neither of is has even been attracted to each other before this. She told me that she might not be entirely comfortable with it, which I told her was enough of a reason to back off entirely, and that we would finish the conversation tomorrow. We have not yet had the chance to do that.

Now, knowing that she is unsure about how she feels, I don't want to pursue anything further. If she does a 180 though and is suddenly up for it, I don't know how to react. Obviously, logically, I know it is a bad idea. But that hasn't stopped it from happening twice already. I guess I want advice as to whether a roommates-with-benefits type of situation can possibly work. My mind says no, but if that's the case then I need further convincing of what a bad idea it is. If it could work, how do we approach this to avoid catastrophic failure.

Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: Roommate and I hooked up twice, have put a hold on things for now. How should we approach this situation moving forward.