<human>: So basically, me and this girl have talked daily since day 1, for a little over 3 months now. It's also all through texting, she lives a few states away from me. It's cliché yada yada but we have similar personalities and senses of humor and the same interests so we get along real well. Alot of flirting happens on both sides, like awhile back we were talking about our height and stuff and I'm taller and she said she likes tall guys and we call eachother hun and babe and all those names and stuff. What we haven't done is talk over the phone or Skype yet, but that's a different story. But we have done other things like sexting and stuff too, so I feel that kinda adds to the relationship, plus alot of emotional support on both sides, not to mention there has been a few occasions where I had sent her some money, nothing huge, under 100, because something had happened and it felt wrong not to. 

She also knows I like her because I've told her, and I know she likes me (More than a friend kinda way) but we've kinda agreed that at this point in time we're just too far away, and don't want the other to have to wait for a text, when you can be with someone that's next to you. But honestly, I'd be hurt if she got into a relationship with someone else after this time. But I don't want her not to because of me, idk, its confusing. 

So here's my question, what do I do? I know I'm just a kid and all, and that's really why I'm asking. I know I'm a bit young for a LDR but that's not really my goal, and I'm not saying I really want to move to here just to be with here after this short time. Do I just need to suck it up and accept what it is? I know this is kinda vague, but I just need to say something about the relationship. Should I tell her again how I really feel about it? Or keep it to myself and see if an opportunity arises down the road?

Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: Fell pretty hard for this girl that lives a few states away. We both like eachother, but don't really want a LDR. What do I do know.