<human>: Hi, excuse me as English is not my main language so I'll try to be coherent. She's 22, I'm 23.

Me and my girlfriend have been together for almost 3 years. We live around 2 hours from each other by public transportation (around 40 minutes by car). As we're both college students we don't have much money to spend outside school, so we both don't have our driver's license yet.

This lead to only see each other one day each week and when we're both busy maybe only 2 times a month. Even though we managed to coup with it, lately it has taken a huge told on us. Not having really much to talk to each other besides the old "how was your day" stuff, not sharing experiences made talking to each other a chore, as it feels forced and unnatural. We've made and effort to go out when we have time, but as it's finals time even with effort we can't devote really that many time to it.

That said, I love her dearly, and wouldn't want anything but stay with her, however she's been having big, big mood changes caused by a combination of family problems, lack of job prospects and our own relationship, causing her to lash out on me and getting into stupid small arguments.

All this boiled to the point that she came over to talk and after of hours of her crying and trying to calm her, she asked for some time to think about this, as it's too much to handle right now, even though she said she loved me, but "just not like when we started", cause by, as said, lack of sharing experiences and things to talk about.

So far I can understand where she's coming from, but since this break thing started, we talked 2 times in a week and it's being almost unbearable to me, totally gutting me.

So, I don't really know what to ask or say, maybe some advice and insight in this. I'd really like to make this work out, but at this point I really don't know what to think.

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: Girlfriend wants a break after 3 years, even though she says she loves me. Relationship is taking a told because lack of time and money to be together, sharing experiences and things to talk to.