I met a man a few months ago.
Everything going well - says/does the right things - no love bombing; respectful; kind; caring; all the good stuff... - I assume this is all positive - no red flags. Gets on well enough with his ex wife for the sake of the children.
He was previously in a 20 year relationship that ended about 5 years ago and had an 18 month relationship after that - I assume this means he's not desperate for a girlfriend and just anyone will do.
All of his friends are in long term relationships and his parents were together for 50 years - I assume this indicates that he is genuine/serious when he says he's not into 'dating' and is looking to settle down with the right person (not assuming that is me) if you're judging a person by the company they keep.
He's introduced me to some of his family and a couple of his friends - I assume this means that he's genuinely single and that he isn't ashamed of me and that he feels positively towards me.
He seems to genuinely like me but I can't quite get rid of the little voice in my head that's telling me I'm not good enough for him and it's too good to be true when, really, it's no more or less than thousands of other people have.
I sound like a silly kid, I know, but I'm in my early 40s and have never had an emotionally mature; loving; respectful relationship. Over the past few years, I've had a series of casual relationships - they looked a bit like relationships but were just substitutes with no genuine feeling or expectations and that suited me fine.
I'd really like a proper relationship but have no way of knowing if this could be one. What do I need to be mindful of and look out for? Thanks