<human>: My girlfriend and I have had troubles with the amount of time we spend together previously. I felt like I didn't have time to do the things I needed with the time we had apart. We came to a good solution by doing more necessities together like exercising and grocery shopping etc. I was happy with the outcome.

However, last week I had a really busy week, which triggered my girlfriend texting me this: "I wish you liked hanging out more often during the week. I would prefer to see you more often." She said while last week was particularly bad she's unhappy with the amount of time we spend together in general. Currently we spend 5 out of 7 evenings together and one full day on the weekend.

Now I don't think she's wrong for feeling like that, I'm just really worried that it makes as incompatible.

I love spending time with her. We have heaps of fun together. We've been talking about moving in together for the past few months.

I just don't feel I'll have time to commit to other things that are important to me like my studies, interests and friends if we spend more time together than we do already. I'm very driven and to be honest unwilling to give that part of myself up.

She often says that I have all these other interests and things I care about but when we're not together she's just doing nothing. She has her own friends and family who she spends time with without me sometimes, and I have no problem with her not having the same kind of interests that I do.

But I want to be able to pursue the things that are important to me still, I've already cut down a lot on the amount I do to have more time together. I guess it just feels like a lot of pressure..

I don't know what the solution is. She says there isn't one and that we're just different. But I'm kind of worried as to whether this will be sustainable if there's no solution.

Thanks so much for your thoughts in advance!

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<bot>: My girlfriend is unhappy with the amount of time we spend together and I don't think I have any more to give.