<human>: Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell

I'm a senior in high school and I thought I'd written off long-term relationships this year (senior year is admittedly a bad year for them). That is until the right girl came along. Made friends with her, talked a bit, hung out, and went on an implied casual date (movies, my first with any girl). Went pretty well and at the end, I asked her on a real date (dinner) and she said definitely. A week of school passed between then and when I tried to set dinner up and I guess she had a lot going through her head because she reconsidered. She said she didn't think it was a good idea to see someone at this point citing the fact that she has a lot on her plate and that graduation is just around the corner. My point here is that while it seemed as if she liked me and did *want* to go out, the commitment became daunting when combined with all of the surrounding circumstances.

This mentality seems to be prevalent amongst the majority of the single girls of my age at my school (and with good reasons; busy getting into college, final semester of high school, etc.) and nobody wishes to commit to anything long term because nobody can see anything in their future ahead of June. I've gotten closure with this girl and I'm happy that we're friends now, but I'm ready to move on and maybe even try and find someone else. That being said, the pool at school is exhausted for aforementioned reasons. Where else can I look, what are my other options? Or do I just ride out the rest of the semester and wait for summer/college?
<bot>: Nobody wants to commit to a relationship in the final throes of high school. Where else do I look to try my luck with girls?