HOUSTON, WE MAY HAVE A POTENTIAL PROBLEM!!!

Let me just start out by saying that I have a problem that could turn massive if I don't get proper advice.
So I've recently met (what I think) is the man of my dreams. He's 26, I'm 21. I know the age difference sounds immature but we are both full time students pursuing our careers. This guy is everything I want: He's handsome, charming, likable, suave, treats me decent, and the sex is out of this world. We go on dates from time to time, each have our own apartment, spend nights together, and watch lots of movies and TV with great conversations. I really like him and we have been going like this for three months nearly. The problem is, a big number of people in his life recently passed. I've been there for him, given him space, been supportive and patient. The people he lost happened in the past 6 months range sporadically. A few nights ago, I confessed that I would like to potentially be his girlfriend and be with him some day. I also told him that if we were in a relationship, I wouldn't be bothered about the time limits since we are both in college and working. He told me he is suffering from depression and not emotionally available for a relationship right now. He also said he might be moving to another state in a year and half, (coincidentally one of the top five states I plan to maybe finish my masters degree in.) I did not tell him that though because I didn't want to scare him off. After the talk, I told him I respect him and asked him if he wanted to still see me. He said definitely. The rest of the night we cuddled on and off and watched movies with pizza. He paid. It seems like we are everything but the girlfriend/boyfriend label. Does a label matter nowadays? Should I drop this guy or keep living my life to the fullest? I'm a published author, own my own coffee shop, and work for the college newspaper. I'm a very independent woman and he likes that about me. I'm just asking if you think I should continue seeing him. We hang out at college, see each other and have sleepovers and great sex and dates. After what he told me, I am perfectly content with no label..right now. I don't plan to confront him for a while. I want to see if he will fall for me on his own terms. He also says he only plans to see me and I felt the same. (I turned down a lot of guys who recently asked me out.) The only thing I was concerned about was him saying to me "My biggest fear would be hurting you," "I've never been good in relationships." and "It wouldn't be fair to you to not give my whole self away." Those lines shiver me but I'm so content without the label after he told me everything. Am I being too nice or does his reasons sound legitimate? I know I am anyone's dream girl. I changed a lot from being a once depressed person. I take care of myself, have a wonderful clean image, am very bubble and sweet, am quiet when the time needs to be, I cook and clean for him too. It's like we're everything but the label. Thoughts and opinions? I just know many women face the situation of getting involved with a guy who is "emotionally unavailable". Thanks so much for your time!!!