Going excellent! Started P90X3 yesterday!
Hey Septimius!
Once again thank you for the thorough input! To be honest, we get along very well and every time I am with her both of us ends up having a blast. I enjoy hanging/going out with her than I do with my apartment mates. I mean we just click and the chemistry (if you can call it that) is pretty amazing. We just have fun, and its spontaneous! However, what makes you think she is using me (cause that's my friend told me as well)? And how can you tell that she's interested/likes me? I'm honestly having a hard time seeing if she is into me... I mean if she wasn't into me she wouldn't be hanging out with me alone and not inviting her friends (maybe i'm too blind to see the obvious -_-) At this point, what should I do?
I can tell that you two fit. I have never been as happy as I was with my previous girlfriend. It's just important not to have that blind us. I knew the inherent risks, but I assessed them to be worth it. I don't regret it, but that's because I take the good with the bad. All that I learnt, all that I experienced, and the way I am now a better person for having gone through the very good and very bad with my ex has me in no ways left wishing I had just gone "nope, I don't like this situation". But I know I won't take any such thing in the future. Oh, and I hope my ability to trust in people isn't damaged. I'm a guy that works through things, though, so I'm sure that if I feel something like that when I'm in a new relationship, I'll be in a relationship with a girl that will help me through it, and not just say she will.
The point is that, yes, I think you two could have a good relationship. I'd say "þetta er ágætis byrjun" from the Sigur Rós song, meaning "this is a good start". It's obvious that she likes you because she ditched her chance to see her boyfriend to hang out with you. The things you do are also not something any girl should do when they have a boyfriend. My ex has a great guy friend, and I never had any qualms about them doing anything together, but if they started having dinner together, regularly and going for drinks? Watching movies together? I'm sure you agree that this is behaviour you're somewhat uncomfortable with, seen as how she has a boyfriend? You're practically dating, but without any of the physical stuff.
However, the problem is when you're there and you're being awesome. You're not pressing the issue, you've shown you're comfortable taking things slow, but that's where thing will get messy. There's no risk for her, which also means she'll take her time to figure out what works best for her. This is not a general comment on how women will treat men like crap given the chance, or anything like that. It's the fact that this a person already treating someone like crap, so lacking that empathy, I'd say she also won't see how it's misusing you to evaluate the situation. It's a rationally sound idea, but the problem is the other part, who that will hurt. Her relationship with this guy isn't working, yet she's not working on it, and she's not breaking up with him. She's keeping him, and now you, in limbo.
That's why you're uncertain. Of course she's thinking some about the fact that she's practically dating a guy when she has a boyfriend, which is why she might justify it as "but it's just hanging out" in her own head. You're picking up on those mixed signals, which messes with your head, so you're not confident saying she likes you. If she did this in a better way, she'd break up with her current boyfriend and tell you it was because of you.
But that hasn't happened, and even if it did at this point, a lot of damage has already happened. It might be that she takes some of the upper hand into the relationship. Having the upper hand without realizing what you're doing, you'll quickly feel the relationship is stale. That might be what's happened between these two. It all just adds up to an iffy situation. I can understand a gray-zone of morality in the overlapping of being blown away by someone new, and I wouldn't necessarily have anything bad to say on someone that finds a new person while being in a relationship. However, obviously enjoying it this much, she should have woken up weeks ago and realized she wants to be with you instead. It's the fact that she's uncertain that also worries me. To reiterate, if she did break up with him now, and you two got together, I can guarantee you that she'd be looking back at what she left behind.
Sometimes we end in situations we didn't plan, and people get hurt as an indirect consequence of life happening, but when you're the center of her life-changing event, the last one it should affect is you.
Wouldn't you have progressed this faster if this was a girl without a boyfriend? Some years ago, I'd give you advice on how to force her hand, how to show her that you're an awesome guy that she has to work on capturing if she wants you, while at the same time talking to her and giving her understanding about how her situation is hard. But again. Harbinger.
If you do wish to regain some control of the situation, which is what you absolutely should do if you do wish to proceed things, then I'm not one to argue that. Just let me know, and I can try to help you see how you can do that. However, proceed with caution. Whatever has her focus on a new guy instead of her current boyfriend is an inherent trait. Yes, it might be a bad boyfriend, but she still shouldn't hurt him like this.