<human>: Can you summarize the given text in a few sentences?

When I was younger, I was always one to get very caught up in relationships, losing myself in a whirlwind of fuzzy feelings and feel-goodedness. Now that I'm older, that chemistry just doesn't seem to pop up for me anymore; I've pretty much just assumed that it's a natural part of maturing. I've been dating the guy I'm currently seeing for about two months, and while there was initial excitement due to the novelty of a new relationship, that's died down a bit. He is a very caring, honest, and great guy, and I enjoy being around him, but he doesn't give me that warm giggly fuzzy feeling. Do you guys think that chemistry within a relationship is something that is cultivated, or that if I don't feel it at this point, I'm probably just settling.
<bot>: Really enjoying the guy I'm dating, but I don't feel a spark. Is that something that comes with time, or is it a fanciful notion to think that all good relationships have that spark and chemistry?