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I'll get straight to the point:

We are in college in a big city, but both come from different towns across the country. We have a break now, so she went home to be with her parents (she misses them) on November 28. I was in my town for a week and then came back here. Before she left, she proposed the idea that she will be back before New Year's Eve, so we can be together. So... New Year's Eve is close, and now she's telling me things like "oh, my whole family will be here together, only I have to go", "this is the first time that we're all together, and I have to go" and such. This makes me realize that she really wants to stay at home, but she doesn't want to say it directly. To be honest, this hurt me a bit because she always says that she misses me and that she can't wait to see me, but it seems that this is not completely true. Anyway, I kinda got angry and told her that she should just stay there and that I will make my own plans. Then she realized that her idea of staying does not agree with me, and then she started saying that she'll definitely come and that we'll be together -- because, and I quote her, "if I don't come, I know that would hurt you". So, basically, she's coming only because I will be hurt if she doesn't come. She isn't coming because she wants to (although she says that she does).

I really don't feel appreciated. I don't know how to explain it... I'm on the edge of breaking up with her because of this. I mean, we haven't seen each other for a month, she keeps saying how she misses me and all that, but then she acts like this. My previous girlfriends would literally crawl through lava to be with me, no matter what -- and I would do the same for them.

I don't know if I'm thinking correctly, so I would really appreciate your advice. What do you think I should do? Am I overreacting? Because at the moment I think I'm not.
<bot>: Girlfriend says she misses me and can't wait to see me, but when she's supposed to come to me, she seems to delay it.