Is his silence a response?

A have a friend I’m very much into. But I know he’s not exactly good for me. He walks, talks and looks like a player. He argues that it isn’t how it looks and that he appreciates me because I’m the only one who truly sees him. But deep down I know what he’s about. We had a stint in which we were friends with benefits but due to other circumstances and drama, dropped it and remained friends. Regardless, I have feelings for him and remaining on a friendship basis isn’t making me feel great. So I told him how I felt and that I know he doesn’t see me the same way. And that because of that I can’t continue with our friendship as it is. He was caught off guard and didn’t see that coming. He said it was a lot to process and asked if he could have a week or two to think about things. That was two weeks ago today. This past weekend a mutual friend invited a few of us to the beach. He showed up with a long-time female friend visiting from out of town. He had told me about her before, they were also fwb at one point years ago. During our time at the beach he didn’t attempt to address the conversation or talk to me privately, and we only talked casually when the group was engaged. As he was leaving he gave me a hug and said “see you later?” To which I whispered “I hope not”. He said “ouch” and looked up at me a few times as he was packing. At one point at the beach we danced to a song and a friend took a video. He just sent me a video, which I’m assuming is that one but don’t really know since I haven’t opened the message. But he hasn’t said anything else. Part of me wants to bring up that it’s been two weeks of silence and that I’m taking that as an indicator that he didn’t have much to think about. But I’m not sure. Should his silence speak for itself and I should just try to move on? I’ve tried moving on from him in the past and it hasn’t worked. I don’t know what to do. I want to be with him so much and not knowing why he doesn’t want me is torture.