Don't know if I should text her or not.. Do you think she likes me?

TEXT HER. I'm a girl and can tell she wants you to know she likes you, without actually telling you. She would probably be too embarrassed to come right out and tell you, and would rather you just figure it out on your own. She seems to be dropping a lot of hints, but could be getting frustrated that you are not acting on any of them. Make your move soon before she loses interest! The plans you have for the 3rd is the perfect opportunity to test the waters. You need to show her/ tell her anything to let her know how you feel. It can be subtle too, she'll understand. So to initially answer your question, i do think she likes you. I wish you the best of luck!

Talk to her in person ask for her number (from her!) and ask her out on a date. Man up you can do this she seems to like you so make the move before you end up friendzoned

Jason, I will tell you flat out the ENTIRE issue you're experiencing as your close friend, whether you think I am or not. You're trying to predict how things will work out TOO much, I mean, think about it. It may seem a little harsh to say that to you when you're in such a vulnerable position searching for help, but I've talked to you about this kind of stuff before, and you're simply trying to predict every detail of this "future relationship" and are fearing too much about rejection. You can't predict how exactly a relationship is going to go, period. You can predict to some extent, but the majority of it is to kind of guess and hope for the best. You obviously affect the outcome of it with your actions, but it's still unpredictable. Things happen out of your control. I'd also rather put this here in text, rather than tell it on Skype because I think it would be better for you have something you can look over time and time again and understand what I'm trying to say here as I've tried to make these points with you in the past. (they seem to have faded away as something unimportant to you)

Believe it or not, there are plenty of guys who simply go and ask random girls out based on "simply their appearance" or first impression at public places and actually end up having it work out to various levels. What I'm getting at is that dating is a "trial or error" for finding someone you feel is emotionally compatible with being with you, not something where you when you go out with someone, that immediately means you would die for that person you love them so much. It's an "experiment", if you will. No matter what, when we're all trying to date and find someone we think will make us happy for the rest us lives and will ultimately/hopefully share the rest of our lives with, we will find many forms of rejection and have to find ways to accept and coup with it. Failure is a part of life no matter how you look at it and we all have to deal with it one way or another Jason. You simply can't avoid it, it happens to everyone. The more people understand this and face it head on, the closer they will get to maturity and success in anything they do.

I, as a friend of yours, honestly and sincerely believe that you should go on Wednesday and call her 100% if you feel all these kinds of thoughts flooding your mind about her and you took the time to write all this on Yahoo, but I also want you to do me a favor if you do so. That being that you keep in mind that of course there's a possibility for rejection or that it's not going to work out, that you don't get too attached too quickly, and if things don't work out, think "at least I know for sure now" and "at least I tried". If it doesn't work out, it's not the end of the world, and at you least you know for sure without having to guess for the rest of your life suffering on the thought "I wonder if that would've worked out" and regret it. You must understand that all dating means to this other person you think could "possibly" be your significant other is that you're "interested" in them, not that you "are madly in love with them". After a couple weeks of dating, if things seem to be working out, tell them how you really feel, if not, they may do it first, who knows? Girls are most likely not going to tell you that they "like" or "love" you at first because that's kind of what flirting hints to! Additionally, at least the majority of the time in life, girls WILL NOT, I repeat, WILL NOT ask you out first. Guys usually always make the first move and choices. I've seen too many others and have heard from girls who were my friends about how they refuse to ask a guy out first. I've rejected the idea of asking them why, fearing it would lead to some issues involving sexism in society. I've heard about girls at school "crushing" on guys for years waiting for the guy to ask them out because they refuse to make the first step(I don't see much wrong with a girl asking a guy out first, but it's all on preference from person to person based on various beliefs). I guess they just feel it's "unnatural" to them. Guys are supposedly suppose to make the initiative. And just because a girl doesn't crush on you, doesn't mean you don't have a chance for success if you ask them out.

Overall, keep your head straight, prepared for failure, and don't take failure too hard "IF" it happens. You're not going to die from something that doesn't work out. And remember, it's ALL your choice in how you want to go about doing things. If you want to keep them as a friend, then don't ask them out on a "date", but just "hang out" with them, if not, ask them out.

-Zach