Opinion: What do you think about this?

I wouldn't know what to think and I would push for a more specific answer.

I think it depends on how long you've known the person. Not by how long you've been dating.

If I say that in female speak to a guy, in all honesty, and she's STILL with you...she's not ready to go further in the commitment at this time. This doesn't say to me that she's not interested or doesn't like you. She knows your position, you need to give her time and not mention it again or she'll think she has the all too famous upper-hand or that you're chasing her for more. If you like her company, date her as you have, and let HER speak about stronger feelings of commitment if you continue dating. If she does not mention something more intimate in a satisfactory amount of time for you, tell her you want something 'solid' and you.want to date to find someone like-minded She may come around then or later.

I would be unsatisfied with that answer. it is a generic answer that is often handed out by middle schoolers to their crushes.

I'd take it as an easy let down, and perhaps as a sign the guy just wants to be friend.
I'd be disappointed, of course, and my pride would have taken a blow...
I don't think I'd confront him at all. I'd slowly imply that I'm not seeing anyone else, and check if he is. I'll let things settle on their own, without putting words on it.
Last time I tried to talk about that kind of things, the guy got scared away ><

I would kind of be disappointed. For me two months is a long time, so I would want something a little deeper and sweeter than that.

Too vague. I'd ask for more. It sounds like they're purposely holding back.

Id be a bit annoyed with this answer. After two months, you should be able to say more than that. Its too vague. Id think that I have been strung along and had my time wasted on someone who isn't as interested as I am

It's not good enough.

You're already or is nearing the friend zone.

If a female tells a guy that, regardless of context that is her basically saying you're a really nice guy and we all know how things work out when you get labelled that 'nice guy'

Tricky question because she said it then french kissed him.. the kiss makes it sound a lot more meaningful.

Without the kiss I get the vibe she really wanted to say "I like you and I think you're sweet.. BUT..."

I don't like the response, that's like telling someone "I love you" and them saying "Thanks"

If that's all she says then yeah, it's way too vague. You will automatically fear that there is a "but" at the end of that sentence. Unless of course she followed it up with a kiss or something similar, then it's pretty clear that you're not in the friend-zone.

Sounds like hey were just friends to me, wouldn't said person just say I feel the same or yes ?