<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

I [26m] recently moved to DC, and since have been doing a lot of dating. Most of it has come about through OKC, and a few other various methods as well. As expected, this has had varied results: a few disasters, mostly dates that just weren't going to go anywhere (we're different people), and then a few really great girls with whom I had a great time and which showed a lot of promise. For this last group, moving towards a relationship seems to be difficult.

The thing is, this last group tends to be composed of women who always are really busy...I don't like them because they are busy, but because they are intelligent people who are making something of their lives. It just has become incredible difficult to establish a relationship when they are constantly busy.

Not that I don't have anything going on. I have a successful career, volunteer with a fire department and an animal rescue, work out regularly, so on and so forth. 

I just have always known that if I wanted someone to be a part of my life, I make the time for them. Thus, I figure the reverse is true as well. But that doesn't really seem to happen, and eventually the "no's" pile up, I feel like I'm needy, and the relationship fizzles out.

Any suggestions?
<bot>: Attracted to women with lives of substance (career, etc), but that substance seems to always get in the way of furthering the relationship.