<human>: ...for about three weeks.  Things have been going great until yesterday.  She told me that she wants permission to French kiss other people (because I won't french kiss her) if she lets me let other people give me head (she won't give me head).  I told her the reason I don't french kiss her is... because she has halitosis.  I told her this **as delicately** as I possibly could, but, predictably, she didn't take it well.  She then told me what she didn't like about me (sometimes I'm too honest).  This devolved into a general meta-argument about arguments.  I won't bore you with the details, and even if you wanted to know them I couldn't remember most of the talk.  It was pretty stupid.  Anyway, at one point she said "I don't think this is going to work.  If we're already arguing after three weeks then there's not much hope."

Needless to say, I didn't take this well.  I asked her what an appropriate time to have a first argument would be and she couldn't give me a good answer.  I find her willingness to just quit like this to be a huge turn-off.  I really like the girl but damn.  

At this point I kind of just went silent.  She said "Well maybe we can still have fun but not be in a relationship."  I didn't say anything.  We went to sleep (I was exhausted and it was snowing heavily outside) and, early in the morning, I got up, told her "I'm leaving, talk to you later," and left.  

I know this all sounds horribly stupid but do I have a point?  Isn't it kind of ridiculous to give up on a relationship just because a minor and stupid argument was had before some arbitrary length of dating has passed?

Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: Been dating three weeks, argued over stupid shit, she wants to split because it's only been three weeks and we've already argued