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

Me and my girlfriend are currently in our freshman year of college, with both of us being from out of state, with the two of us being from two different states (about a 2.5 hour drive away from one another). As such, we are going to start having a long distance relationship over this summer (which for once is not the source of the relationship problems). The two of us were very close friends for almost the entire school year before we began our relationship. As such, I feel like we are great friends, which is awesome and my favorite part of our relationship. It does however raise a problem.

My girlfriend, to put it lightly, has no sexual drive. I have often teased her for being asexual and that she will not admit it. She has even, to her own admission, never masturbated. She is totally naive on all matters sexual, and cannot even grasp the most obvious of innuendos. As such, we have a great romantic relationship, but absolutely nothing going on sexually. I would honestly not be surprised if she has never thought about me in a sexual manner.

Now, I know I sound like I'm being a typical teenage hornball, but I do think that it's important to have a sexual side to our relationship; I feel like she does not trust me enough to allow herself to think of us being sexual. I want to have a sexual AND romantic relationship with her, but just can't think of any easy way to say so. Especially with us not being able to see each other until September, I want to make the time we see each other this summer special, without feeling like I am forcing her to do anything that she does not want to do. Advice???
<bot>: I want to make it clear I want to have a sexual relationship with my girlfriend, but sex is the last thing on her mind.