<human>: I'm male, we are both 18, have been together for 4,5 months. She's my second girlfriend, and first one that serious. We told each other 'I love you' about 3 months in and I think I seriously mean it, because I've never felt something like this for anyone before. 

The problem is I don't really feel happy in this relationship. Everything is amazing but I think our emotional needs are very different. It's our last year in high school so there is a lot of work and preparation to finals. She says she doesn't have time to meet during week, but I definitely could find some free time just to see her and I have more classes than she does. 

So, although we do chat through facebook almost every day, we meet only during weekends. But when we do, it's quite often with her friends. When I propose we hang out at my place or go somewhere with my friends she's usually either busy or already meeting someone else. We sometimes meet in my or hers place, just to watch some movie, sexy time or just talking and that's when I feel absolutely amazing with her, but recently more and more rarely. 

I did brought up these issues with her and she said that, although she had more then 10 boyfriends, I am the one she is seeing the most. I tried to understand the way she sees relationships, not be clingy and calibrate to her needs, and, as I see it, I did fine, but there is some point where it's just not about being clingy and needy, but about emotional needs. I just do not feel fulfilled. Sometimes I don't really feel like calling her about doing something because I know she would say 'no'. And I think she would be fine with us meeting just once a week for a couple of hours.

I don't like the idea of breaking this relationship, but I feel like I did everything and still it does not seem like what I want from being with a girl. I could really use some help right now, because I don't know how to save what we both have.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: GF has much lower emotional needs than me. It hurts me, and although I try not to be clingy, I can't help but feel miserable about it.