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I am a university student and at the beginning of this year (September) met a guy through his roommate who is my friend. I asked him on a date about a month later and we got dinner. Since then we have been hanging out around two or three times a week since then, chilling in his dorm or going to events on campus. We're pretty good friends at this point, but that's all. 

Two nights ago we were watching a tv show laying side by side on his bed and I tried to put his arm around me which he refused. That hurt pretty badly, so today I talked to him. I asked if he knew I liked him and what his thoughts were on the matter. His response was that he knew but he didn't want the commitment of a girlfriend. Which I understand, he is pretty busy. However, after thinking about it a bit more, my thoughts are we really couldn't spend much more time together than we already do with both of our schedules, so that is kind of an invalid argument. 

I want to tell him this and see what he says, or should I just move on and accept that he doesn't feel the same way about me that I do about him? I've never dated anyone before or even come close really so I tend to be really clueless about this sort of stuff.
<bot>: I like my friend, who doesn't want to be with me because of the time commitment, but we already spend the maximum amount of time together. Help!