<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

I've been seeing a girl for a few months, met online, really hit it off. She's never been in a relationship before, nor has she had sex. She is on antidepressants and is in therapy, has some emotional issues. She's been 100% open with me about everything, 

We've fooled around a little in the past, but she told me she wanted to take things slow so we haven't done much. Which is fine, I like her a lot and dont mind waiting. 

Last night we had a chat and she told me that she thinks she may be asexual. She enjoys cuddling and kissing to some extent and says that she has feelings for me. She's also said that the idea of sex makes her very anxious. She isn't sure if she's ever going to be interested in sex.

So our conversation led to whether or not we should be dating, given that there may be a possibility sex may never happen. I really like this girl and I'm considering staying in it. But the possibility that it would only ever be a romantic relationship is difficult to come to terms with. 

I'm not an overly sexual guy, but I do enjoy sex and sexual intimacy and see it as part of a relationship that i'd like to have. 

So to the aces/heteroromantics or people who used to identify as such out there, did any of you think you were asexual and then came to realize that maybe you weren't? 

Have any of you been in a relationship with a heteroromantic? How did it work out?
<bot>: Seeing a girl who is anxious about sexuality, thinks she may be asexual, looking for input from people in similar situations.