Having a "casual" relationship but I want more, should I tell him?

Basically I met this guy a couple of weeks ago, and I've ended up really liking him now... the only thing is, we sort of agreed that we should stay casual and not date properly because I'm going back to uni really soon and will be an hour or so away, and it's just not feasible to start a new relationship long distance (it's not that far but when you factor in us both having jobs, lives etc, we'd rarely have time to see each other)

so we've met up a couple of times but very informally, like we hang out at each other's houses, we've been pretty intimate and it just seems a shame to let that go when there's a definite spark/chemistry between us, especially when I haven't felt that with anyone in ages.

Idefinitely have feelings for him and I don't want to let this just go but it seems like there's no option but to. should I tell him how I feel and ask if we could give it a go? or just let the whole thing go?

Basically I met this guy a couple of weeks ago, and I've ended up really liking him now... the only thing is, we sort of agreed that we should stay casual and not date properly because I'm going back to uni really soon and will be an hour or so away, and it's just not feasible to start a new relationship long distance (it's not that far but when you factor in us both having jobs, lives etc, we'd rarely have time to see each other)

so we've met up a couple of times but very informally, like we hang out at each other's houses, we've been pretty intimate and it just seems a shame to let that go when there's a definite spark/chemistry between us, especially when I haven't felt that with anyone in ages.

Idefinitely have feelings for him and I don't want to let this just go but it seems like there's no option but to. should I tell him how I feel and ask if we could give it a go? or just let the whole thing go?

This. Something about the way you said this made you seem like you really care. Its nice to see a girl taking the initiative if she wants something. And remember, "You're not a failure if you didn't succeed. You're a failure if you didn't try."