<human>: Hey everyone,

I'm a 24 year old guy and last night I went on date with a girl (23f) I met on Tinder. I'm usually very awful with speaking to girls and initiating this kind of thing so I took it as a major breakthrough for myself having gotten out of a long term relationship a few months back. My only problem is I'm not sure what to do now. 

The date went really well, we had been speaking for a few days beforehand and it seemed like a good match. We went for a meal then back to my place where we spoke with each other for hours about ourselves and our interests. There is a bit of a language barrier as she is from another country but I think we worked through that pretty well. We made out and got really into it but didn't go further than that. I've suffered from major depression for a long time and I can be really hard on myself with things. We live about 2 hours from each other and we were organised to meet today but she had things to do at home so that didn't work out. When I suggested maybe reorganising in future she simply said 'we'll see', but we were still hooking and laughing.

I felt it was good and I hope we get another date as she is gorgeous and we have the same interests. I simply want to know.. What can I do to not mess this up and maybe build it into something more. I know distance is an issue (not so much for me, I've commuted the distance before for a long time) and I'd like to see her more but I don't want to make her feel like I'm desperate or whatever. How should I approach asking for a date again? Is there an amount of time I should wait? I don't want it to get to a point where she things I'm uninterested. 

Thank you to anyone who responds and I'll reply to any questions you have.

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<bot>: I went on (what I think was) a successful date, don't know how to proceed without messing things up looking for a second date.