<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

I've been dating my long-distance boyfriend for about five months.  We met in World of Warcraft a few years ago and have been semi-close friends ever since.  

I had a small crush on him while we were friends, but sometimes he'd do or say things that made me think "Wow, I should never date him".  It was always small, personal opinion kinds of things, but I thought it was worth mentioning anyway.

 He started convincing me to date him last fall, and after talking about it for a while, I reluctantly agreed.  An important thing to note is that at the time, I loved being single.  And I felt like I had to get myself in order mentally and emotionally before I was ready for a serious relationship.  I'm still experiencing the majority of those feelings now.

About my boyfriend, he is wonderful to me as a SO.  I know he loves me sooo much.  We have all the same ideals and priorities in life.  It's one of those relationships that seem perfect on paper, but to me there is something missing.  I just can't connect to him emotionally.  Also, I'm just not physically attracted to him, which I think is affecting me emotionally.  I've tried so hard to make this work because I know he is good for me, but when I think about love, the first thing that pops into my head is "is this the best it's going to get? Isn't love supposed to be stronger?"

Sigh.  Part of me thinks if it ain't broke, don't fix it.  I really care for him, but the "spark" just isn't there.  It never was.  I don't even know if these "sparks" exist or what I should expect out of a relationship.
<bot>: dating a long-distance friend, don't feel much passion nor physical attraction towards him, but we are perfect on paper. What do?