<human>: Hi there everyone.  

I am a 26 year old male and I've recently started dating a friend with benefits.  We met online and shed to go on a date.  When we first met, we both agreed that the other was outside of each other's acceptable dating range, and we decided it would be best to be fwb. We meet the following week and have a casual good time,  but then he tells me the day after that he's starting to develop feelings for me. I tell him a couple days later that the feeling isn't mutual,  and we agree to remain friends.  Well,  we hang out about a week ago,  and I have a really good time,  and I begin to think that I could see us dating,  and I become affectionate,  which leads him on, and he thinks we are dating.  The next day at work I'm utterly consumed with obsessive thoughts that I just don't feel romantic feelings for this guy,  and I can't shake this feeling no matter how hard I try.  I tell him how I feel,  and we have a very intense and  emotional conversation, but we agree to give it a chance with no pressure.  That very evening,  I feel like I miss him and I look forward to seeing again.  We meet up the following evening and we spend the weekend together, and I had a good time.  We meet up again Monday night,  and that is also nice.  But yesterday those obsessive thoughts came back,  and I can't shake this feeling of guilt,  because I feel the same kind of connection with him as he with me,  and now I'm thinning I just need to end things firmly with him.  But I'm in turmoil because on paper he's everything I look for in a guy: he's sweet,  smart,  funny, handsome and gentle.  But I just don't feel the same kind of excitement I felt for previous guys I was in to. Not to sound cheesy,  but I want to want him,  and I feel like if I could just feel the same way he does,  we'd be so good together.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: I'm not feeling romantic feelings towards a guy i've been dating,  but I want to,  but don't know if I ever will, and want to know if I  should just end things.