<human>: I've been dating a really nice boy for about six months. He buys me flowers weekly, gives me incredibly thoughtful gifts, and takes time out of his busy schedule to drive hours just to see me for a short amount of time. He is intelligent, attractive, career-driven, responsible, and we share similar interests. He is the perfect boyfriend and I cannot find a single fault with him.

I know there is a gap in how much we like one another. I never expected a long-term relationship, and he's all about commitment and the long-term. He expects to spend a lot of time with me throughout the week and I'm the type of person who likes to spend a lot of time alone. I've let him know about this before and he became upset, scared, and very clingy. I find it tiresome and a bit like I'm playing the babysitter, though I know I'm being inconsiderate and selfish.

I know that he cares about me immensely. He's whispered that he loves me once and I pretended not to hear. I like him, but definitely not as much as he likes me. I feel like I'm leading him on in some weird way.

Also, he let me stash my furniture at his place so if I do end up ending it he'll have all of my stuff to look at to rub into the wound before I pack it all into a moving truck. I really like him, so I don't want to hurt him, but I know that I won't like him as much as he likes me.

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<bot>: boyfriend likes me more than I like him; should I end it because I don't think the like-gap will change?