<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

I'm currently a third-year student, and she is as well. This is my first relationship, while she has had a relationship in the past. 

A few weeks ago, my GF admitted to me that she had feelings for someone else -- a graduate student who will be graduating at the end of this year. 

Prior to that, our relationship of six months had be a bit rocky -- she was constantly getting upset with me for seemingly small things. Our relationship was to the point where I felt like I was walking on eggshells, trying to not say things that she could get upset about. 

After she told me this, she got out a sheet of paper and started writing out a pros/cons list of why she should stay with me and why she should go with the other guy, right in front of me. 

Currently, we're on a "break" while she figures things out. This evening, she told me that she thinks that the only way she might be able to "figure things out" and stop liking this other guy would be to date him. However, she said that I'm ultimately the one that she wants to marry, just not who she wants to date. 

I've asked her several times to sit down and talk with me, but she always claims that she's busy.  However, last weekend, she spent several hours watching movies with her crush at his apartment. Overall, we've spent half an hour talking over the last three weeks talking about our relationship, usually in 5-10 minute chunks before she has to go work on something else.  

She wants me to wait for her to "figure things out" and then wants to get back together with me, probably after her crush graduates. I don't know if she could ever repair things in this relationship and if so, if I'd want to be with her after being hurt like this. I don't know if I'm being illogical. 

This is my first time really talking to anyone about this, so I know I'm probably leaving a bunch of stuff out...
<bot>: my GF likes someone else, but still wants to marry me. I still love her, but I don't know if I should wait for her to figure things out or if I should move on.