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My girlfriend and I have been together for alomost 2 years now. We live together, work together and go to the gym together. However, we never seem to get enough of each other. We call or text everytime we are apart and want nothing else but to spend more time together.
Normal, but definitely not healthy. Although you obviously want to make your girlfriend a part of your life, it's just as important to have a life outside of the relationship. A relationship does not define who we are as people and one needs a support system of family, friends, coworkers, hobbies, personal pursuits, etc. when the relationship walls come crashing down.
Whether it's normal or not depends on how deep your relationship is. To be blunt, I would say that if you've been in a sexual relationship her for most of those 2 years, it would not be normal (but not BAD), because a lot of couples will get bored of each other by that point. However, if you've only had a sexual relationship recently or have yet to have one, then it makes perfect sense. All the sexual tension built up keeps driving you together and you never want to be apart. Or, you know, you could just be seriously infatuated with each other, more than "normal" people, and there's nothing wrong with that.
I'm the same way with my boyfriend. Aside from occasionally wanting a girlfriend to hang out with, I have no real desire for any other friends. My boyfriend is my best friend and I have way more fun hanging out with him, even if we're doing nothing, than I have with anyone else. Totally normal and healthy!