<human>: Summarize the given text in a few sentences.

As most stories start, I met someone.

He was in town visiting family, he hits me up on an app (used mainly for hookups) on my phone. Seems nice, we meet up for a walk on the beach. After a short while, I'm terribly enamored with him (and he reciprocates, so it's not just a one-sided thing). We get to know eachother, screw eachothers brains out, cuddle... best date I've had in a while.

The catch? He lives in California, I live in Florida. He left just now for home, and won't be back until June (and only for a short while). I can't help myself, we mesh so well, I'm just sitting here replaying the night over and over again. I'm not totally crazy, I don't think it's possible to love someone only after a small amount of time, but I can see myself falling terribly in love with this guy if we spent more time together. I find myself constantly wondering how I'm going to take time off work and how I can afford to fly out to Cali to see him. Am I just crazy? Isn't this unhealthy? I have some pretty hefty emotional walls, and it was almost like they weren't even there. Should I just give in to my emotions and helpless romantic side and do what it takes to see this guy? Or should I just decide that it was a nice thing to have experienced and focus on things that are more feasible?
<bot>: I met a guy, he's amazing, I wanna see him, he's far away and it's impractical to see him on a regular basis, yet I still keep making plans to do it. Am I crazy?