<human>: Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell

Sorry, using a throwaway because the boyfriend has a reddit and he would recognize my regular username.

As I said in the title, my boyfriend and I have been dating for around 3 years, most of it long distance since we're both in college on opposite sides of our home state. 

This is our first serious relationship, and most of it has been amazing. Our personalities mesh up super well and we're into very similar things. 

The only thing is, our sexual tendencies don't necessarily match up the best. He's into some things that I'm really not. I'm pretty vanilla when it comes to the bedroom and my libido is pretty low due to some medicine I have to take for my anxiety (but I'm hoping to get that fixed...) We've always had a few fights about it (my lack of sexting, his constant horniness, etc) but recently, the fighting has gotten pretty bad. Maybe it's the sex stuff that's finally breaking us down, or maybe it's just a breakdown of our communication since neither of us have really done this before. I don't think it's anybody's fault more so than anyone else, but it's like everything's started to break down. It got to the point where this past week, he told me he wanted to take a break to think about if we should really still be a couple or if we could think of how to help all of our issues. He says he still loves me and cares for me a lot, but he just doesn't know if our relationship is healthy anymore and if we should keep going. 

Part of me agrees that yeah, we've got a lot of issues and maybe it would be good to explore our options. We're young, we've only been with each other, maybe we don't know what we really want? But the other part of me is paralyzed. I can't imagine a week without him, much less forever. I really want to be with him, but I don't know what to do. Please help.
<bot>: long-term relationship is rocky due to bedroom and communication issues, we're currently taking a break but I really don't want to break help. Need advice on how to save the relationship.