<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

We were happy together and liked each other very much for 7 months.

We broke up during a whirlwind "argument" of sorts, he has some personal health issues that he is working on and which I have now taken a lot of care to learn the extent of - I'm comfortable with where he is at with his recovery at the moment and have gone through a lot with him.

We were amicable and gentle with each other even after the break-up and began talking romantically again about a month after.

That was about 4 months ago and he has come a long way with his personal development and health.

We're both hesitant to jump into "relationship" territory again and wouldn't want to put our closeness or his health at risk by moving too quickly.

However, things are pretty much there anyway - we see each other almost every day, our families are aware of this, we consult each other about life decisions, we laugh and kiss and cuddle.

It would be good for the decision to say we are in a relationship to come naturally and I would prefer that he bring up the conversation as it is really up to him how comfortable he is with his personal situation.

My question is, how do I know it's okay to proceed in this delicate situation?  When would or how might this arrangement (no-label relationship, essentially) start to become an issue?
<bot>: Dated 7 months, amicable (of sorts) break-up, began talking romantically soon after, want to make sure we are ready before we make it relationship again, how do we know when we are ready?