<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

I have been dating my girlfriend for 8.5 months prior to this. AT the beginning of summer we both agreed to trying a long distance (two hour flight away) when I went off to college.

However this summer, seeing as we both come from different countries spent the majority of the summer (6 out of 7 weeks) away from one another. 

This obviously was a toll on me, especially considering both of us had limited internet access. I will admit that I was having second thoughts, but I knew that all of those second thoughts would be gone as soon as I got to see her again.

Fast forward 3 weeks and I get a call from my girlfriend at 4AM after a night out. She claims that I don't love her enough to be in a long distance relationship, and that for the past 4 months she's saw that I wasn't capable of doing it. She also said that I was a mistake and she shouldn't have fallen so hard for me.

I know she was drunk but those comments really fucking hurt. I can't believe she hasn't emotionally trusted me for the past 4 months. I love her to death and would do a long distance, but I think this may have gone too far.

Do I pretend I never heard it and continue with my future plans, or do I have a serious conversation with her about next year?
<bot>: My girlfriend drunk called me, saying things that made me question the future of our relationship. I'm not sure if I should take what she said drunk last night to heart, or if I should ignore it and pretend it never happened