Hi-
I'm new here, but I wanted some unbiased opinions about my current situation.
So I'm a 25 yo grad student. One of my friends from high school, who also roomed with me during college, has a little sister who is 21. I actually didn't know her too well until about a year ago, when I got her IM screen name off another a friend and started talking to her. We mostly talked through IM, although once in a while we talked on the phone. Anyways, fast forward to a couple of weekends ago. She's currently at looking at places to work after college, and she came to visit this place near me (and visit me too ). Since we had started getting to know each other better, I've always had a bit of a thing for her, and I found out that weekend that she has a bit of a thing for me as well. That was a great weekend . Unfortunately, she found out that the place she was looking at wasn't so great, and unless they offer her a really good financial package (which is a slim probability as far as I can tell), she's not going to move here.
So what to do? On the one hand, it seems like this is a case of drop it and move on (unfortunately, in graduate school there doesn't seem to be much to move on to). Both of us have done the long distance thing, and neither of us were particularly happy with the experience (her in particular), and it doesn't seem that either of us will be close to the other any time soon. On the other hand, since we only spent a weekend together, there was also a lot left unsaid about our (potential?) relationship, and we really don't talk about it when we do talk to each other. Should I bring it up one day (and how exactly does a guy start talking about relationships without looking like a pansy)? Should I push to define this relationship more (at the risk that it will be defined as "friends only"), or should I back off and just wait for things to fall where they will (at the risk of it never happening)?
I don't know really how to proceed, since we've only skirted with the line between friends and lovers. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!