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We have been together for a very happy 8 months. Very affectionate, communicative couple. Spend almost all of our free time together. Met each other's families, gone on numerous trips together. Vaguely discussed the future. And we always tell each other how happy this relationship makes us. But there has been no use of the "l-word"

For a little background, we met right after he broke off an engagement. He wasn't necessarily looking for a serious relationship, but we clicked pretty quickly and there was no turning back. A few times, he's wanted to slow down, but then after the conversation, we both realize that things were naturally progressing well.

He also is the aggressor (for lack of a better term) in the relationship, (aka the more affectionate, vocal one) so just based on our short relationship, he would DEFINITELY be the one to say it first.

Should I be concerned?
<bot>: Boyand I have been together for a happy 6 months, but have not told each other that we're in love, despite all the obvious signs