Does she like me?

Hello everyone, I was just wondering if you guys think that a girl I know likes me. I really, really like her, and we are good friends, I'm not sure if she feels the same way though. She does the following things that could indicate she likes me:
-She does things like gently hit me when I tease her (when I do stuff like poke her) and laughs a lot
-She laughs at things I say, that other people wouldn't find funny
-She isn't reluctant to touch me, we went to London yesterday (not as a couple, there were 6 of us) and the train home was VERY crowded (I'm not even exaggerating, every seat was full, and every available bit of space was occupied, we were packed in like sardines, so literally no space) and we had nothing to hold onto (well, she had the corner of the wall, which would have been absolutely fine), and every time the train wobbled or she lost her balance, instead of going to grab the wall, she grabbed onto my arms and my shoulders, or fell forward onto me.
-We were facing each other on the train (we were about 2 inches away, thats how little room there was, and we were close enough to kiss without moving) and she looked a bit embarrassed and nervous and didn't turn around, even though she could have just about managed it when the train stopped (it stopped 5-6 times).
-She was perfectly willing to stand behind one of those signs with holes for your head, with a picture on the front with me, even though the sign said 'Spooning leads to forking', and she didn't object when our mates took photos.

I'm really confused about what to do, because if I ask her out and she declines, then its gonna kind of mess up our friendship, but if I don't, then I'm gonna keep feeling like this. Its so confusing!




Help....

 

just ask her out and see what happens if she says no just say your brother or mate said it or somethin like that so it doesnt ruin ur friendship

 

You mean ask her out via MSN, Facebook or SMS or something? That might work, and I have an excuse for not doing it in person, cos I can't see her for at least 3 weeks.

 

tell her that you like her, and if she says that she likes you too, ask her out.

 

I am telling you now. DO NOT ASK HER OUT VIA MSN, FACEBOOK, SMS, ETC.

TRUST ME. Do it in real life and you'll have a way higher chance with her.

From what it sounds, it looks 50-50. You might want to wait it out and give us more information of her habits.

 

I have known her since I was about 5, ask me whatever you like

 

U know her since u were 5, omg just ask her out. simple is that, but ask it in person, how old are you now btw?

 

Whether or not she does, if you don't ask her out you'll stay in this position... My guess is that she probably would go out with you, a girl doesn't even necessarily have to " like" you first to agree to out with you, you know.

 

I'm 13 years old.

Good point, I just don't wanna wreck out friendship by embarrasing her.

 

Exactly. and it looks liek if you do ask her out. She'll say yes. Do it. Trust me.

 

No. She actually hates your soul, but she covers it up by doing pretty much everything but sucking your dick or vagina.

 

Erm, okay I will give it a go. :S

 

What if she rejects him and every time he sees her it's extremely awkward?

 

Asking via the internet is the way to go.

 

Yeah if you're a pussy who can't talk to girls.

 

If you ask via the internet you're going to have to talk to them anyway so, your statement contradicts itself.

 

if you've known since you were 5, then she proberally just feels comfortable around you, but either way she could like you, but i lost a friend over a similar situation.

 

Teenage relationships last for 2 weeks, keep that in mind.
If your going to continue, don't ask her online, Meet up somwere.

And try to be confident.

 

Yeah but asking someone on the internet would make it seem like you're too much of a pussy to ask in person. It's called fear of rejection aka being a pussy.

 

The medium shouldn't matter if you're intent on going out with someone. Fear of rejection applies in real life also, so I don't really see the problem. If anything, people naturally would be more fearful of fear of rejection in real life, since it's personal.