<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

We have been in a relationship for 6 years starting in high school. I left about 7 hours away to go to college but we still managed to stay together, even though the last year was an 'open' relationship. Now we live together while I go to graduate school in a small (~50k) town about 18 hours from our large (1m+) hometown. 

She has always had good intentions, but sometimes I just don't think she stops and realizes what she is doing or saying. Biggest example would be her last night out before we moved. She asked me to be her DD while her friends got her trashed and I agreed telling myself I'd let her have a last hoorah with her friends. She essentially ditched me the whole night to dance and flirt with half-naked guys. Reddit may think I'm being a little insecure here, but two people I had never even met before asked me why my gf was hanging on strange guys when I was right there. One of them even felt sorry enough for me to buy me a round. 

Fast-forward to now, we just got settled into our apartment and I'm being a grad student while she works a cashier job that she transferred to. We both don't really know anyone in town very well and trying to get her to go out with me and do things is like pulling teeth. She is very verbally unhappy with the new town and when I tell her sorry for moving us here she says it was her choice. Then she proceeds to make me feel like I owe her some incredible debt for her coming out here with me. 

I just feel like she was happier going out getting drunk and flirting with an entire bar. Should I have just broken it off to save her the trouble of settling into smalltown life? What can I do to make her happy now that we're living together?
<bot>: I move former ldr away from big city life. She hates the new town we live in and probably by extension, me. How can I help her adjust to small town living and make her stop resenting me?