<human>: Sorry if this is too long, I haven't done this before.

We've only been together for three months, but in all honesty I've never had such intense feelings for a woman. When we met, I was a neurotic mess. My father had died the month before, and I was 8 months out of a year long relationship with an emotionally and sometimes physically abusive ex.

This new girl asked me to trust her, and to open up to her. She asked me out on the first date, she asked me to be her boyfriend. She says she loves me and wants to "keep me".

In the last month, she's been having a bipolar cycle. I haven't actually seen her in over a week, and she will hardly even text me. In her defense, she has been incredibly busy working two jobs, going to school, and moving.

Yet in the last month she's made plans to see me, then stood me up three times. She tells me she loves me, that she wants to be with me. I know she cares, but being completely unable to see her drives me nuts.

I've been working through my own issues, and outside of our relationship my life is looking up. My band is about to release our debut album, I have a half decent paying job taking care of vulnerable adults, and the inheritance my father left me will wipe clean all of the debts that have been hanging over my head for years.

I don't want to break up with her. When things are going well, it's the most incredibly supportive and loving relationship I've ever had. She says she loves me, that she wants to be with me today, but yesterday she was suggesting going on hiatus. Do I just tell her I lover her and I'm here when she wants me?

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<bot>: My (29m) bipolar girlfriend (27f) of three months goes from being incredibly loving and supportive to not speaking to me for days and not seeing me for weeks, but I don't want to give up on her.