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Asked a girl out on a date and she said she was busy that weekend and her sister was coming home next week and she would be busy because they were visiting colleges. She said she has a pretty packed schedule and she feels like there won't be enough time but we could try. (I'm assuming she is referring to the fact I leave for college in a month).

I pressured her more by saying that she could say no and I wouldn't be upset. And she said I was a great guy and she thinks it would be cool to do something as friends maybe. She just doesn't think there is enough time. I made it clear I took that as a no and appreciated her honesty. But she kept the convo going and then i ended at after a few minutes. ( this was over text).

The next day at work it was awkward and we didn't talk as much. That night when I said goodbye she said that we need to figure out bowling ( we were going to go as a group from work). I said give me a time and a place and she said that is your job and blushed. It was awkward for a few days at work. Every time she saw me talking to other girls she seemed to chime into the conversation some how and sometimes she seemed pissed.

So is it worth asking her again?

Yesterday, this girl called my laugh "cute" while we were looking at something together. More exactly, it was a "white boy chuckle" that she considered cute. I don't believe I did anything worthy of being given such a title; I was just standing there and laughing for a second. That being said, could it be considered a sign that she's into me?
Here's a little more info about her: she's often fairly extroverted and talkative, laughs pretty consistently at what other people--including me--tell her (whether what they say is funny or not), and has a strange sense of humor that pretty much never includes a vocabulary with words such as "cute."
I often find myself next to her during passing periods or in class, but whether that's the fault of me, her, or coincidence I don't know. She often looks up toward me in class, but that might just be her reacting to something that happens in the room; she sits in the back of the class, while I'm in the front facing the rest of the class. We banter around a little bit, but never for too long and in too serious of a manner. Today she came up to me and gave me a high five and then patted my head before saying goodbye kind of awkwardly. I could probably conjure up some more things, but these things may be seasoned so much that I'm blowing silly things up out of proportion.

Thanks!

I was trying--and failing, due to how specific this situation is--to write this vaguely so that if she browsed this website she wouldn't see it, but I doubt she does and if she does then hello. If the answer to this question is yes, then go ahead and talk to me about it. If no, then please also go ahead and talk to me about it.