After closing the gap on a LDR, is it hard adjusting to being with another person all (if not most of) the time?

My boyfriend (50M) and I (48F) met online 5 months ago and met up for drinks almost immediately, both not expecting much (cause honestly, how much hope do people have with dating apps nowadays). To our surprise, the connection we had was almost instant! The 2 hour conversation led to an open, honest, no playing the dating game kind of “situaship”. For the next 3 months, we got to know each other and enjoyed each other’s company extremely. He’s caring, funny, and is someone I can imagine spending the rest of my life with. But then he had to leave for professional reasons and has been away for over two months now. I’m not going to lie. It’s been hard. It’s a physical distance of nearly 9,000 miles and a time difference of 14 hours. We’ve had many “discussions” about how things were going and have been working through them. I think it’s made us stronger as a couple.

What concerns me is when he gets back (most likely end-May), which is wonderful news, will we need to re-adjust back? The LDR gave us both way too much “me time”, but when we close the gap, has anyone experienced trouble adjusting to having your person back so close?

Don’t get me wrong. I’m over the moon that we’ll be together again soon, but just want to know if I should expect any major adjustments. It sounds like he’s ready to move the relationship to the next level, but he’s also a very private person. Just wanted to know if anyone has experienced something similar and can offer some insight. Thanks!