<human>: Give me a shortened version of the text

So last night after we had sex (like, the second or third time, I forgot) I was kind of staring at her, she asked what I was thinking. I said "oh, I'm having all sorts of thoughts of things to say, just don't feel like saying them right now." 

She responded, "Oh really. Well, I can say them then - I'm falling in love with you." I told her that was what I was wanting to say too (which actually was true), so I told her the same thing. Which felt good!

Then I upped the ante this morning. A couple weeks back we had a brief, mini-breakup (very unsuccessful, very brief) which basically only succeeded in highlighting our feelings for each other. I was reflecting on it this morning with her, and told her that one of the things the mini-breakup did was basically highlight for me that I loved her. 

This time she kissed me and we talked some more, but no reciprocal "I love you" return or whatever, which very mildly bothered me. This is just me being clingy to a certain degree, I recognize this. Everything is going just fine between me and her, relatively speaking. Either way, not a big deal, but I am annoyed by how the word itself sometimes seems to become more of an issue than the feeling itself.

Anyways, just looking for a little perspective.
<bot>: Mildly obsessing about how the word "love" is being used between me and my very new girlfriend. Needing a little perspective.