<human>: Hi guys,

My SO has moved away for a 1 year residency to a relatively rural area. She has no contacts, friends, or family closer than a 2 hour drive or 3 hour bus ride into the next major city. 

She's generally an outgoing and confident person but for whatever reason she keeps working herself up or down to feeling lonely. I can't really understand but I try to empathize. She's 5 hours away from me as a drive and I've seen her at least 4 or maybe 5 times in the past 2 months and we have plans to see each other or take little trips together for at least 6-8 more times of the next 16 weeks. 

I even bought her a fish and FaceTime her everyday. It's not that she's unsatisfied with our relationship or anything its just that she "goes to work then comes home then goes to work then comes home." 

Her coresidents are either married or engaged so they rarely have time to spend together outside of work. 

Sometimes my SO gets jealous of when I either go out or have people over "because I can" but, she never outwardly admits it but rather, internalizes the sadness that prevents her from looking at the glass half full. 

I try to make myself more than available and accessible no matter where I am. Including and especially when I'm out with friends to demonstrate to her that nothing is more important to me than her. 

I've sent her flowers just because. I send her silly pictures. I text her all day. I call her every night. 

I need help. I don't now how else to connect or be available enough short of quitting my job and moving there to be with her but obviously we both recognize that as a preposterous thought. She knows she's being a baby sometimes but I genuinely feel bad and want her to not feel like the way she does.

For more context she matched this residency and did not really have a choice to scramble or decline the offer. 

Any ideas??

Thank you in advance !

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<bot>: my SO moved away for a year and she complains she's lonely. I feel bad and don't know what else to do.