<human>: I'm having a hard time saying "i love you", as in, I haven't.   
She is an incredible person, but this is the first time i've been this far in a relationship (haven't had many).  
The only problems I have with the relationship is she can be very sensitive, she's not very outgoing, and I've often felt that I sacrifice so much freedom being in this relationship that it makes me try to fight it.  
I don't get much space, because she considers being together every night a near necessity, whereas I look forward to my own nights a lot. Weekends and such are always implied that we're spending 100% of our time together (she has no friends in our city, which she is new to), unless explicit plans were already made.  
How do people cope with this? I've been on my own for so long I haven't had to deal with being with someone for so much time.  
She loves me, and I don't want to find myself along and have to date again at this age. If that's the reality, I'm having a hard time facing it.

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<bot>: don't know that I can say "i love you", very few problems with the relationship, afraid of breaking it off because I don't think I will ever find anything as good.