<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

First, a little bit of history: we've done the long-distance thing for about a year and a few months now. We met through mutual friends, and have travelled together for a couple of weeks last year.

To expand upon the title, she's moved across several timezones to be with me. While this is super awesome for both of us, I feel like I'm letting her down because I'm now realising how totally unprepared I am for this; she just moved across the goddamn globe for me and I don't have a plan for *anything*. I feel inadequate, to put it bluntly.

In what's probably a huge coincidence, neither of us have ever been in a relationship with anyone else, so we managed to "skip" the awkwardness and (more importantly) discovery of high school and post-secondary relationships. We're obviously both still feeling each other out, but as a male I feel the onus is on me to progress/keep alive this relationship.

As a person, I'm usually very reserved and shy (which is why I've never been in a relationship before her) and it's a big comfort to me to have a mental plan of attack before attempting anything. To be completely frank, her moving here has made me very nervous and I'm absolutely terrified that I'll fuck this up somehow, but I'm also very happy that we can see each other basically whenever we want.

Where do I go from here? I'm getting pretty stressed out thinking about this whole situation.
<bot>: Relationship changed from long-distance to local. No relationship experience for both parties. What are "regular" relationships like?