<human>: Hello /r/relationships, I've finally decided to ask for advice regarding a problem that has been bothering me ever since I started my second year of college. I'm in a healthy relationship with my first girlfriend who I met on campus in my freshman year of college. We both have a lot of similar interests, and, though she can be a bit hard to talk to sometimes, we solve any problems bothering us together.

Here's the problem though, recently I feel different in the relationship. It's like i have to keep reminding myself that I love her on a daily basis. It's like the magic of the first few months is wearing off, and it bothers me. I talked to a friend (who has been in a relationship for 2 years) and she said this was normal. I want to think it's a phase that I'll grow out of, but it honestly scares me thinking about what could happen if I fall out of love with my girlfriend. 

Like I said earlier, we both have a lot in common, and she's really in love with me (to the point that sometimes it's hard to get her off me) which I think is awesome. My girlfriend may be my first, but she really is one of the greatest people I've ever met so far, and I'd hate to see this relationship fall apart because of me. I want this to work between us, and I want to love her and treat her like gold.

Please /r/relationships, I need advice on how to get closer to someone special that I want to love as much as possible.

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: The magic of the first few months of my awesome relationship is wearing off on my end, how can I love my girlfriend more?