<human>: I'm a mid-20's Male and a college grad, but I am still heavily involved with one of the student organisations. This past Fall semester, a girl (21) joined. For the first month or so, I wasn't very interested in her, but as time went on, my interest increased. We messaged back and forth on online, then eventually she gave me her number. 

We then started texting back and forth several times a day and I got the feeling she was becoming interested in me too. We teased each other a lot, and found out we have a lot in common. (I know many people will say I should never have texted that much, but it has worked for me previously- my last ex and I texted very frequently before we got together, and the relationship lasted almost a year)

However, upon seeing advice on here saying you should leave the small talk to an actual date and only text to set up a date, I decided to back off and didn't text her much, if at all, the past couple weeks. I intended to call and ask her on a date (without labeling it a date) in the next couple days, when I logged on to FB just now and see she's now in a relationship as of this morning. I don't know the guy, but it says he's going to university a couple hours away from ours. 

Lately I had began thinking she was perfect and all, basically beginning to put her on a pedestal, but caught myself and starting calming myself down. Also, I'm not down in the dumps or moping or anything, rather I just feel like I can stop worrying about how I act around her and can just be myself. 

I am still very much into her, and would like to go out with her, but I will not entertain the idea of forcing them apart/breaking them up just so we can be together. As they have just gotten together, and he doesn't go to university near here, what should I do? I am already on a good path (eating well, exercising, living life, etc), but what else can I do?

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<bot>: met a cool girl, texted a while with good results, then backed off per Reddit's advice, now she's in a relationship with someone else. What do?