We've gone out twice so far, and both times went quite well. We've already had sex, which also went well, but when she left after the second date (the morning after), I got a weird vibe from her. 

Initially I assumed maybe she wasn't really interested in me, and the next day she tells me she's not looking for anything serious. She then asks me my opinion on the matter, which is a bit strange considering this is a decision that she, herself, should solely be making. After talking for a bit, she admits she does like me, but she also just wanted to have fun with someone. She still wants to hangout though. 

After seeming like the end of the conversation, she again asks for my opinion on the relationship. She admits she still wants to hang out with me and she had fun, but she doesn't think she should be in a relationship with someone at the moment. Shortly afterward she admits it's because she was badly hurt by the last guy she was with, so she just wants to keep it light.

If I were someone who just wanted to be friends or didn't want a relationship with someone else, I'd probably cut communications by quite a bit, and I wouldn't really care about their opinion on the matter, since it's my decision. I certainly wouldn't recurringly ask for it, especially after getting an answer. I responded by saying I'm fine with just hanging out (even if it does end up just being friends. I haven't put myself too emotionally into it), though she still wanted my opinion the further we got into the conversation. 

Essentially what I'm asking, is does it sound like she actually wants to take it slow because of a past relationship problem, or am I just politely getting friendzoned, and what signs should I keep my eye out for. Like I said, I've only known her a week and I'm not super emotionally attached or anything, though I am looking for a relationship, so I'm perfectly content with becoming friend zoned and moving on to see other people.
user
Does she really want to take it slow or am I just politely getting friendzoned?
assistant
We've gone out twice so far, and both times went quite well. We've already had sex, which also went well, but when she left after the second date (the morning after), I got a weird vibe from her. 

Initially I assumed maybe she wasn't really interested in me, and the next day she tells me she's not looking for anything serious. She then asks me my opinion on the matter, which is a bit strange considering this is a decision that she, herself, should solely be making. After talking for a bit, she admits she does like me, but she also just wanted to have fun with someone. She still wants to hangout though. 

After seeming like the end of the conversation, she again asks for my opinion on the relationship. She admits she still wants to hang out with me and she had fun, but she doesn't think she should be in a relationship with someone at the moment. Shortly afterward she admits it's because she was badly hurt by the last guy she was with, so she just wants to keep it light.

If I were someone who just wanted to be friends or didn't want a relationship with someone else, I'd probably cut communications by quite a bit, and I wouldn't really care about their opinion on the matter, since it's my decision. I certainly wouldn't recurringly ask for it, especially after getting an answer. I responded by saying I'm fine with just hanging out (even if it does end up just being friends. I haven't put myself too emotionally into it), though she still wanted my opinion the further we got into the conversation. 

Essentially what I'm asking, is does it sound like she actually wants to take it slow because of a past relationship problem, or am I just politely getting friendzoned, and what signs should I keep my eye out for. Like I said, I've only known her a week and I'm not super emotionally attached or anything, though I am looking for a relationship, so I'm perfectly content with becoming friend zoned and moving on to see other people.
user
Girl taken me out twice, one went well, but she'll still hangout with me if I'm interested in a relationship. When talking, she seems to want to go slow and only wants to hang out if I'm interested in a relationship, but she still
assistant