<human>: Our first serious relationship for both, everything was great when we were together, but now we've moved back home, in opposite sides of the country (East coast v. west coast), for our 3 month summer break. Since the start of our break i've been the one initiating every conversation/communication. The majority of our communication is done through texts, but we've also talked on the phone, skyped, and watched a movie "together"- my issue is that i have initiated every single one of these interactions, and i have no indication from her side that she is willing to initiate something similar on her own.

We both have part-time jobs so i don't think it's an issue of one being busier than the other. I've also noticed that when we text, she tends to give derivative, simple answers to my responses. I'm afraid that I made a mistake by going ham on the lovey-dovey when we were first separated this summer, telling her how much I loved her and missed her, which is true, but might also lead to complacency on her part.

Come to think of it, I noticed that when we were together similar stuff would happen- and this is absolutely true when we were intimate, where I would initially start everything. I've tried to maintain some kind of intimate contact long-distance, but she doesn't want to reciprocate. 

I feel like i've invested a lot more in our relationship than she has as soon as we went LD. I fear that she's getting a little tired so I've decided to pull back and not be so communicative for the next couple of days, and see how she reacts. I'd love to know if i'm just overreacting!

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: Since going LD (short-term), communication has not been equal in our relationship. I am the one always initiating major forms of communication.