Help! The guy i like just got out of a LTR!

I am writing this because i really have no one to go to. Hopefully if your reading this, you will give me advice. I am twenty-two and the guy i am interested in is twenty-six. I am a Virgo, and he is a Scorpio. We met through mutual friends, and we are hitting it off. I am looking for a LTR, and he respects, and loves the fact that i am not all about sex. He on the other hand just got out of a 7 year relationship, which he ended. He has said it is completely over, but he want's to take it slow. I can tell he likes me, he get's all nervous, shy ect. We have a lot in common and i really want to hangout, take it slow. Maybe when he brings me around his family, friends ect... start to take it to the next level. One MAJOR issue is, he lives almost 2 hours away. His only day off usually is Sundays and Mondays. He's self employed so he usually doesn't take days off. The other issue is i am an Architect Student. I am busy a lot, but i do have time free sometimes. I was thinking maybe these issues can help to take things slow?! Can it? I can tell he is falling for me, and i know i am falling for him, but i don't know what to do. There is a lot of issues here. 1. he just got out of a LTR 2. He lives 2 hours away. 3. He works constantly. Please respond and help me if your reading this. I will greatly appreciate it.

Ummm....I'm not sure what your zodiac signs have to do with this but ok.

In fact, I'm not even sure what you're looking for here, is there a question?

1) Yeah, he got out of a relationship. And? Seems to bother you more than him for some reason. He's the one that ended it - if it was the other way around and he might still possibly have feelings for the ex and is bringing that into the relationship with you, then sure, be concerned but nothing you wrote seems to indicate that.

2) A LTR doesn't develop over night, it takes time. If he likes you and wants to spend time with you when he can then what else do you want? If you don't spend as much time together as you'd like then obviously that's your right and should voice your concern. If he can't make more time for you then you should probably find someone who can. If you're going to school though, this situation with him outta be pretty ideal considering he lives out of town and you can focus on school when you need to.

3) Being self employed, especially early on in the development of the business can be hard. If you become too demanding about not getting enough time he will eventually drop you like a bad habit. His work/business is likely his biggest priority, as it should be, especially just getting out of a long term relationship and wanting to take it slow...that seems pretty clear to me.