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I met this girl at a place I worked at last year, and we got pretty close. But I couldn't get involved with her because she had a boyfriend and a son.
I noticed recently we were talking more and more. And that her boyfriends pictures were removed from her social media.
Recently, I told her I really liked her and thought she liked me based off our conversations, and I was curious what she felt and thought about things.
She at first was concerned about the 8 year age Gap, but I said I don't mind, and I asked what she thought about what I said. She said she 'didnt know, that relationships can be problematic' I acknowledged that, but I wanted to try.
She then said she did find me very attractive and liked the way we interacted, but we needed to hang out more.
We've been talking about seeing a movie this week, and she said she'd love to see a movie with me and also offered to add minutes to her phone so we could call.

Based off that, i feel she likes me, and the boyfriend isn't an issue anymore, and she said she recently moved 'to be closer to the mountains' which my friends interpret as things ended and she found a new place.
But I also don't know how to act for the movie, we have the recliners there, and I don't now if I should be flirty or something or just let her make the moves
Advice?

I met this girl at a place I worked at last year, and we got pretty close. But I couldn't get involved with her because she had a boyfriend and a son.
I noticed recently we were talking more and more. And that her boyfriends pictures were removed from her social media.
Recently, I told her I really liked her and thought she liked me based off our conversations, and I was curious what she felt and thought about things.
She at first was concerned about the 8 year age Gap, but I said I don't mind, and I asked what she thought about what I said. She said she 'didnt know, that relationships can be problematic' I acknowledged that, but I wanted to try.
She then said she did find me very attractive and liked the way we interacted, but we needed to hang out more.
We've been talking about seeing a movie this week, and she said she'd love to see a movie with me and also offered to add minutes to her phone so we could call.

Based off that, i feel she likes me, and the boyfriend isn't an issue anymore, and she said she recently moved 'to be closer to the mountains' which my friends interpret as things ended and she found a new place.
But I also don't know how to act for the movie, we have the recliners there, and I don't now if I should be flirty or something or just let her make the moves
Advice?

Okay so cliff notes:
-Dated girl who got out of a relationship (didnt know till later)
- we date, things are fine, she however eventually develops feelings for ex and i have to let her go
- i talked to her best friend and she said my ex didn't even want to break up that night and that my ex did still have strong feelings for me and the ONLY reason she broke up was because its not fair to be in a relationship but have feelings for someone else

Today I was talking to her briefly, because we're sorta friends, and here's how the convo went:
her: i feel like you can move on from me
me: I dont want to move on honestly, i feel like we just met at the wrong time and this was just an amazing relationship in general for me. i dont understand what you mean by that?
her: you once said that guys block girls to help move on, couldnt you do that to me to?
me: do you want me to move on? is that what you're trying to get me to do? be honest
her: moving on isint something you force yourself to do, and i can't make you move on. in all honesty i feel like you will in a couple months
me: why does it matter if i do or dont? i may or may not but i wanna know what you meant by that
her: I don't know.. i just feel like you say you loved me but i think in a short time that may dissapear
me: nah it won't, trust me. i told you in a couple months of dating you'd believe me and on everything else, but unfortunately we're not together for me to prove it, at least for now
her: im sorry