<human>: I've been dating someone for over two months now.  We have a bunch of stuff in common, have a great time when we hang out, etc.  But for whatever reason at the end of the night I'm looking for reasons to leave before we get to sex.  If we do get to the bedroom, I'll stay involved long enough for her to get off, and then find an excuse to stop before I do.

A bit about me.  I've been in a few long-term relationships and the only thing that compares...when I was 24 to 27 I was in a long relationship with a girl.  Towards the end of the relationship I could tell it wasn't going to work out (we lived together) at which point I also went into this "look for a reason not to have sex" mode.  But I've got no reason to think this current relationship isn't going to work out long term - on the contrary we have so much in common this seems to be the only thing holding it up.

I hope it isn't superficial.  I typically (but not always) date short, petite girls.  And by no means is the girl I'm currently seeing considered overweight, but she's also a good half foot taller than what I typically date.  I don't think it's a matter of not being attracted to her, but maybe that's part of it?

I'm getting older and I don't want to "waste time" if it isn't going to work out.  Do you think it's worth it to spend another couple months to see if I get more into things going forward, or should I cut my losses now and move on?

(sorry for the throwaway...let me know if this should be in a different sub)

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: In a great two-month relationship except I have no desire to have sex...should I end the relationship or give it more time?