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

Stagnant is a harsh word, but I couldn't think of a better one.  Basically, my boyfriend and I have been dating 2 years.  We're living together temporarily until the end of the semester, and then we move to separate dorms.  I've really liked living with him and we're considering doing it again after we graduate.  It's really fun cooking dinner together, cuddling at night (our dorms have curfews), etc.  

Lately I've been wanting to get engaged/married, and have been shamelessly dropping hints.  I know I'm too young and that we have professional goals that come first, but I really love this guy and I want to be with him and make our relationship a bit more legitimate.  My boyfriend is committed to marrying me in the future if all goes well, but obviously not now.

It just feels like our relationship has hit a lull, and that we're just in some sort of quasi-state where we're not newly dating and we're not a unit.  It makes me feel weird for some reason.  Sorry if this is all super vague.

Obviously I'm going to stop myself from dropping any more marriage hints, but is there anything else I can do to quell these thoughts for the next few years?  I don't want to scare my boyfriend away, and it's not like I'm planning a dream wedding or anything.  Could this "stagnancy" be a sign of worse issues in the relationship? I have no experience other than my current boyfriend, so advice for newbies would be great.
<bot>: I want to marry my boyfriend because our relationship feels 'blah' and not really real sometimes, and I know this is the wrong time/reason.  How do I fix this feeling?