<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

After many years of being single, my high school sweet heart reached out to me.  Our relationship ended in spectacular adolescent fashion, and since then I had been focused on improving myself and being happy on my own.

At the point of her reaching out, she had been out of a committed relationship for several months, and wanted to reconnect.  One thing led to another and we got together...kind of.  There has been a great deal of hesitation on her part to move forward, both in lieu of her previous relationship ending poorly, and her hesitation to trust me after how we ended our relationship years ago.  I am comfortable with this to a point.  I know that she needs time before jumping into something committed again.  

The issue is that I don't, and striking a compromise has proven rather difficult.  I want something real, something stable, and something that I can see leading towards a long lasting committed relationship.  I never stopped loving her, and I have to trust her when she says she feels the same for me.  But I fear that if this continues, resentment is going to start to build.  I know that if she is looking for something different, that it's not wrong, it's just not right for me.

I don't want to renege on the promise I made to give her time, but I don't know how much more I can compromise my wants in order to satisfy hers.

I try to communicate my feelings to her, and afterwards there is little to no back and forth.  I want to spend as much time as I can with her and include her in my life, and it feels that she seldom tries to include me in hers.  I can't keep pouring myself into this cup alone, and I'm starting to get tired of it.
<bot>: My girlfriend won't make our relationship public, and I'm starting to feel like it's because she doesn't see a future with me.