<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

My girlfriend and I have been together for about 3 months now. We both go to the same university, but I'm withdrawing after this semester and moving back home (about an hour away from the university).

My girlfriend has cyclothymia, a mood disorder similar to bipolar that causes emotional highs and lows. I love her a lot, though some things bug me, I think she's an amazing girl and she's my best friend, and I'd support her and be there for her until the very end.

However, I feel a bit trapped in the relationship. She's made it clear that she intends for this to last forever and gets low-key angry if I suggest that relationships are fragile and impermanence is key in this beginning stage. She hits an emotional low whenever I talk about leaving college or moving away. She burst into tears today thinking about my moving away and how we could possibly grow apart from each other, followed with: "This relationship will never end unless you end it, I could never love anyone more than I love you".

I feel like this isn't fair to me or her in this relationship and really causes us both unnecessary stress and anxiety. I'm not too sure what to do or what to say without upsetting her to the point of self-harm; any advice is greatly appreciated.
<bot>: Go to college with cyclothymic girlfriend, dropping out after this semester, feel trapped in the relationship and feel it isn't fair to either of us.