<human>: Summarize the given text in a few sentences.

I'm a guy who has only had short relationships over the past several years. She has never dated anyone, but we seemed to really hit it off the first two weeks of school. I asked her out and she told me she wasn't ready for a relationship. We still hang out and we are really good friends now. Is this the right time to talk to her about my feelings?
If so, are these thoughts alright?
Life is too short and college is flying by too fast for me to not be clear and honest with you. It has been a year and a half, and I have gotten to know you a lot since freshman year. I still like you, and in a sense I know that I have feelings for you. You are not the same person I asked out the second week of school, I feel like you have matured, changed, and improved. You are an even more amazing catch than the girl I met in 2013. I can honestly say that I don't know any girls that are as funny, smart, cute, and cool as you in one complete package. I'm not asking for you to fall head over heels for me. That would be stupid. All I'm asking for is a chance. Let me take you to a movie, take you out to dinner, something. Try me. The worst that can happen is that nothing will come out of it. I feel like we are both mature enough people to where if nothing happens we will continue being friends like we always have been.
<bot>: Will talking to a girl like this get me anywhere? Should I even try to approach her, or will it just wreck our friendship