<human>: Provide a brief overview of the text.

Before starting about the situation, I think a few things about me might be useful. I've always been the introverted one in my friend circle, never socially outgoing, but not exactly a social outcast either. I'm also the kind of person who has to be approached by new people in order to make friends. This, unfortunately, is probably the reason I've never been in a relationship.

Onto my problem : I have this friend (let's call him Adam), who had been my roommate for a year, so we are kinda close. We talk on a regular basis, and try to meet up whenever possible, even though we're studying in different parts of the country now. 

Recently, he'd put up a picture of me and him on facebook. A few days after he'd uploaded the picture, he told me that a good friend of his had seen the picture, and had asked a few things about me - whether I was single, interested in a relationship, etc, among them. From what Adam has told me, I can assume that they were pretty close friends, and have known each other since childhood. Adam tells me that she's interested in getting to know me, and has hinted at a relationship.

Now, I've don't want to sound like an insensitive ass, but from what I know about her, I'm not the type of person I feel would be best suited for her, or her for me. I know this is a huge dick move on my part, but I don't want to lead her on, or anything, and I don't want to offend Adam either, as it sounds like they're pretty close. What do I do? Should I go against my instincts and give this a try?
<bot>: Friend plays matchmaker, suggests his close friend, who is interested in a relationship. I'm not, and want to tell her as politely as possible, without offending either of them.