Your boyfriend seems to a nice, thoughtful guy. His compassionate side inspires him to help others, and inspires you to be a better person. Romantic and kind, this dude genuinely cares about you and thinks about what makes you happy. You've got a healthy relationship, and while you prefer not to spend too much time apart, you know that keeping your own interests just gives you lots to talk about when you re-connect. Of course you think he's adorable, but you're equally impressed by his good heart and awesome personality. Lucky girl!
Your guy is a sweetie, and he really likes you. He's generous with his cash and probably gets you awesome birthday and holiday presents. You're not peas in a pod, but you think he's cool, and he has probably inspired you to try hobbies or listen to music that you wouldn't pick up on your own. He's popular with others, and your friends think he's a pretty good catch. Nice going.
Your guy may have some good qualities (like his crooked smile, or gaming skills), but he's not such a good match for you. He may like to buy you stuff, but when it comes to being there for you, he kind of falls down on the job. Even if he can be supportive, you have to admit that he's more about himself and his own needs. Add to that the fact that he doesn't always talk to you in the nicest way, and you lack important values in common, and it all adds up to one message: He's not your Mr. Right.
This guy must be pretty good-looking, or popular, or something... 'cause otherwise, it's hard to figure out why you're dating him! He can be selfish, disrespectful, absent when you need him, etc. Need we go on? Dating a guy who's this wrong for you, might point to some problems with your self-esteem. You need to believe that you can do better than this (your friends certainly think so). Do yourself a big favor, and find some other guy who will treat you the way you deserve!