<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

Right. So, during my second year at university, I studied in the US (Brit here), and I met my boyfriend a few weeks in and we immediately hit it off.  I spent the whole year dating him and I even spent 6 weeks afterward staying with him and his mum in his hometown (in California).  Well, after I returned home he decided to break up due to the distance, which made sense but was still saddening.  Now, this was around a year ago.  

We've kept up with each other through skype and have been friends throughout that time.  A few months ago we were chatting about  my postgraduate plans, and I mentioned how I wanted to go back to California to do an MA and he offered to put me up in California for a few weeks.  

Fast forward to my graduation last month (woo) and my journey over there.  When I got to his flat, I could tell that he was kinda excited to see me but we didn't hug or anything.  However, we did decide to go to a bar that night and ended up getting a little bit tipsy.  He told me he wanted to get back together, and we ended up *getting back together*, if you will.  This continued for the whole time I was there.  I've just gotten back to the UK, and I feel like we're back on a merely-friends level, which makes me a bit uncomfortable.  We're both doing different things (I'm job hunting in England, while he's studying in Brazil for a year), but I still feel such a connection to him.  We still skype pretty often and he tells me he misses me fairly frequently.  Advice would be oh so helpful.  Cheers! :)
<bot>: Brit dated an American for 10 months, broke up due to distance, were together for a bit and rekindled it, are apart again and unsure what to make of it all.