<human>: Can you summarize the given text in a few sentences?

I met a girl online about 6 months ago. She was super sweet and she fell for me pretty hard. I liked her too, but didn't feel that instant connection, however.. I didn't want to give up on something potentially great. We both stopped seeing other people and it didn't take long before we were official.

She had just moved here for a job that was only temporary, so she didn't really have a lot of friends and I kind of became her everything. She went back home once her job was done and we've been doing long distance since (like 2 months). I've beginning to notice that it seems like she doesn't have a lot of friends at home either, and she's often sad or upset when I don't give her enough attention. I feel like I give a lot of myself and my time to her, but for obvious reasons such as work etc, I can't always talk on the phone, skype etc.

The other day she told me that she applied for a job where I live, and that's great cause long distance is a pain. She told me that a big part of her moving is because of me. She's nervous about the move and expressed her concern about making friends etc. I feel like I should be excited that she wants to come here to be with me, but I feel like it's too much and too soon. She made this decision without talking to me and I'm worried that she will move here and I will be her everything. It would obviously be nice to have her here, but I want her to move because she wants to. It feels a little unhealthy for her to move and totally rely on me and my friends. Don't get me wrong, I obviously want to help her with her move and make her feel as home as possible.

I feel like I'm still getting to know her and this is a huge step. And I've never really dated anyone that seems to have trouble making friends and having all these insecurities. I really do not know how to deal with this. Would really appreciate your thoughts.
<bot>: Girlfriend is moving to my town, she has social issues and lots of insecurities and I'm worried I will be her everything here. Does not feel healthy.