<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

We've been together for nearly three years now. One year together, one long distance, and one where I live in the same country as her. She has a steady job and while I was working everything was going well between us, but my freelance jobs have dried up. We work well apart, but over the last year that we've actively been living together she has been taking her frustrations with work and other stresses out on me by being passive aggressive, of which I have responded to by being overtly nice. I spent the last few months staying at home looking for jobs, and the fact that I was always home in front of the computer when she had been working added to our tensions. She started treating me like a dick, and she says it's because she hoped I would get the hint and leave. So I'm leaving the country and continuing my studies elsewhere, partly to have some space and do something more proactive than look for jobs all day.

That said, we're been great together, and I feel like we could have more moments like that in the future, but I don't know what to do. Part of me understands that we need space, but I don't want her to slip out of my life. I understand though that it has a lot to do with her being more mature in ways that I'm starting to figure out.
<bot>: Basically we agreed that we love each other, but we don't like each other anymore, so i'm stumped. What can I/ should I do?