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writes:i been studying with this girl since september, lets call her amy, we have most classes the same. we talk get along, and spend some breaks together jus chatting. i have become busy and not being able to see her much. i got invited to go out with her friends for night out. i felt uneasy even looking at other girls, as i felt Amy was always focused on me. it was busy so we were holding hands when moving around. she only had one drink, i was a bit drunk.end of night we all got dropped off at hers, she spoke to me for an hour just there, i wanted to make a move but didnt want to ruin the good night. now i look back and think, damn i should of.i just want you ppl to confirm if i have read the signs well. does she like me?
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reader, person12345  +, writes (1 November 2012):
 It's not out of the question. We can sit here all day speculating on the finer details of whether or not she likes you, but we can never know. The only way to find out is to make a move, ask her out.
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reader, kenny + ♥, writes (1 November 2012):
 Yes it does sound like she does like you, so make a move and see what happens. Make it light hearted and not to serious. Enjoy these early stages of a relationship, the fun of the chase, getting to know someone, i think these are the most fun times.
Good luck
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reader, CindyCares  +, writes (1 November 2012):
 I think she does... but make your move anyway, even if I am wrong, what have you got to lose ? it's not one of those " we met in kindergarten and I am afraid that it may ruin our long friendship" kind of thing , you met her two months ago. And ( luckily ) you just say you like her, you don't say " I am terribly in love with ehr and if she says no my life is over ". If she says no, I think you'd be able to overcome a short , momentary awkwardness, it should not be that hard- and if it is , - well, just change study partner, again, I don't think that in 2 months she has become absolutely vital to your wellbeing.
But, I think it looks good and it's worth a try...
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