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I (24/f) have been dating an amazing guy (25/m) for the past 2 months. He is unlike any guy I've ever met- he treats me very well, we have a lot in common, and he is very concerned with my happiness. We both support each other, have a lot of laughs and even finish each other's sentences. 

The thing is, recently I haven't been feeling comfortable in the relationship, and now I figured out why. He's been pushing the fast-forward button on the relationship. He told me he has never met anyone like me and couldn't see himself with any other girl, ever. A week after he asked me to be his girlfriend, he said "I love you." When I didn't say it back, we had a small discussion about pacing and he said he would take it at my pace.

Then, a couple of weeks later, we went into a puppy store, and I fell in love with a dog. He told me that one day we will have a puppy together. I told him I want to live in Queens one day (I'm from Long Island), and his face lit up and he said "me too! That's great!" After we slept over on a weeknight (rare), he said "I could get used to waking up next to you every day. One day we will."

He keeps saying all of this "future-y" stuff- it's sweet, especially since I'm the type to LOVE romance. But the logical part of me is nervous. I care about this guy a lot, but I am starting to overthink things and get nervous. I want a slower pacing, but if I say something to him, it will sound like I want space or something. I don't. I want us to pace things a little slower. I care about him so much and I wouldn't want it to burn out. I know his feelings are true, because he has had several past relationships, has dated a lot and knows the difference.
<bot>: new boyfriend is seriously smitten and pressing fast forward on our relationship. How do I slow things down without hurting him?