<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

So I met said guy a little while ago, perhaps a month, and we hit it off fairly quickly. To date, we've only had three real dates because his job takes him out of town so frequently, but those three dates have been mind blowing. I definitely have developed feelings with him, strong feelings, not the intense, limerent kind but the constant, strong kind where you feel nervous but safe and comfortable at the same time and you don't need to imagine your future together because you can feel the potential in your bones. I'd really love to get to know him better. The last time I saw him, we were only in town together for a few days, but he saw me for two of those days. He told me that I can always talk to him, no matter how busy he is, and I love texting him whenever I think of something I want to share with him. I love that we're not a clingy pair, that we don't have to be together every five minutes, that we're young and I can pursue my goals and dreams and he can pursue his, and I know the time will pass quickly enough and we'll see each other again. I just don't want to push him away with too many texts or make him feel guilty for not responding to them. I know he's busy, and I don't want to inundate him. How many texts is an appropriate number of texts? I almost feel like this is a silly question to ask, but I really would hate to be "that girl" or make him feel guilty or clung to in any unwanted way, shape, or form.
<bot>: Guy I like is frequently busy with work and I don't want to make him feel uneasy about our textual relationship. Thanks, Reddit.