<human>: Throwaway because friends know my username and I'd prefer to keep this private.

So I met this girl at a party while absolutely hammered. She isn't nearly as drunk but is putting up with my flirting attempts. She gives me her phone number, but I forget how I asked or any real details of the conversation because I was that drunk.

I texted her the next day and she responded and was pretty receptive and cool. We meet up that night at a mutual friends place who is having a bunch of people over. We get along well sober and she seems super cool and she obviously said good things to her friends about me. Anyways, it was getting late and people were leaving and she invites me to her place to grab some food. She made it clear that I wasn't spending the night.

Once we got to her place we flirted around a bit then got in her bed cuddled a little and got to know each other. In my mind it's going well and I go in for a kiss and she rejects it. That's ok, it happens, I misjudged, but here comes the part where I fucked up. We go back to cuddling and talking then I tried again with the same results, and then I did the same thing a third time! I don't know wtf I was thinking.

She tells me I should go back to my place. It was definitely a result of my attempts, but was probably going to happen either way because it was going on two and she already said I wasn't spending the night. I ask her if she wants to grab coffee tomorrow and she says yes and to text her.

I text her the next morning about coffee and she doesn't respond. I leave it at that. I wait a day and text her again to say hey with the intention of asking her out when she responds, but she didn't respond.

What's the best move here? I don't want to text again and seem pushy. I kind of want to apologize for being pushy, but don't want to do it over text. I'm pretty sure she was interested in at one point.

Can you provide a brief overview of the text?
<bot>: met girl, she was pretty cool, met up she definitely seemed interested. Went on way to strong. Don't know where to go from here