<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

I've gone on a few dates with a girl I met online. I feel a lot of chemistry between us (similar interests, senses of humor, she get's things about me that my closest friends still don't). If I'm honest with myself I really like her, and very much would like to start a relationship with her. In the past (and even still currently) I got the feeling that she felt the chemistry between us too.

Last night on a date she broke the news that she's going to be leaving for the other end of the US to pursue her dream job in August and for that reason she doesn't want a relationship. The way she said it was like she was sad about it, but she wanted to be honest with me about it. She asked if I wanted to continue to hang out with her and I told her yes. We get along great and I find myself having a ton of fun spending time with her. It hurt to hear it though and I'm sure it showed on my face how disappointed I was.

I totally understand her not wanting to develop a relationship when she knows she's going to be leaving for the other end of the country in a few months. After her honesty about the situation, I feel like I owe it to her to tell her I've developed feelings for her and be honest in return.  She's made a point thus far about being honest with me (not just this occasion), but I feel like all that's going to do is make things harder for her. Maybe continuing to spend time with her isn't healthy because of this? There's also the possibility in this whole thing that going to the other end of the country doesn't work out and that sometime in the future she moves back. I'm just not sure where to go from here.
<bot>: She's leaving in August and told me she doesn't want a relationship. I want to let her know how I feel since she's been honest with me.