<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

Long story short: I've been seeing this guy for about two weeks now. He's funny, cute, smart and engaging. We've had about five dates now (in a little over two weeks) and things seem to be going great. We text a lot, check in with each other daily and have a blast when we're together. He also says a lot of cutesy, mushy stuff (yeah, yeah; I know) that lets me know he's interested: He tells me I'm handsome, that he's looking forward to seeing me next time we get together; he has started to kiss me hello and goodbye; etc, etc. 

Yet I'm ridiculously paranoid that he isn't interested in me. For instance, I read into every little text and decode it as 'proof' of his disinterest. ("Oh my God! He didn't say thanks to me telling him he looked cute the other night. He obviously isn't interested in me). In another example, he canceled a date, and it ruined my weekend because I was convinced he didn't want to see me again. (We've still been talking since then; I also saw him today and we kissed. So if his cancelation were an indication of his lack of interest, he's done a poor job of following through). 

How do I stop myself from worrying whether or not he likes me? Logically, I recognize that he does (for all the reasons I first listed above). Emotionally, I feel like a mess, and I'm finding it difficult to just sit back and enjoy the butterflies.
<bot>: Been seeing a guy for over two weeks. It's going great. But I'm constantly worried he isn't interested in me. How do I stop that paranoia so I can just enjoy the experience of getting to know someone?