<human>: I've been dating my girlfriend from across the country (she's on the west coast of the US, i'm on the east) for the last 3 1/2 months, and things have been going incredibly so far - I absolutely adore her, she feels the same about me, and in person we completely click on every level.

However, now that we're back apart (and will be apart until May due to her busy schedule) I'm finding that not only are our conversations less and less interesting or involving, they're becoming fewer in number, and I really don't get to talk with her much at all. Her schedule is incredibly busy, so it makes sense, but lately because she's been so preoccupied, it feels like things have gotten more and more platonic and disconnected - I haven't seen her face, even by video chat, since I visited her at the start of the month. We still text, but that's about it.

I've talked with her about this before, and she says she just withdraws when she's really busy and stressed out, and she doesn't even realize she's doing it a lot of the time. She promised to try and improve, but nothing's really changed except her telling me she loves me before bed.

I worry I'm being too demanding of her because of how much her schedule and future are weighing on her, but is this a real problem? I feel like she may not even have time for a relationship at the moment. I don't think either of us have changed at all, and I still love her just as much, but I'm not sure if this relationship should continue if she doesn't have the time.

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: Long-distance girlfriend is incredible, but super busy to the point that all we've done is intermittently text about idle chat for a few weeks. How should I approach this?