<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

Hello all, 
So basically I went to camp with this girl, and developed a connection with her. As time went on, we progressed from hook-up buddies, to good friends, to having feelings for each other and wanting to continue things outside of the "camp bubble". She lives in a distant state halfway across the US from me, and we both agreed that our feelings were strong enough to validate an LDR and we said we were going to try to make things work. Well, here I sit 3.5 weeks later after the camp ended (we were at camp for a total of 8 weeks together) and I am beginning to question the true nature of my emotions. A few facts about our relationship up to this point: We speak very frequently, ever day sometimes for hours on facebook chat, and about twice a week we have fairly long skype chats. Our conversations mostly consisted of how strongly we felt for each other and our plans for the future whilst one of us was drunk. I think it's also important to mention we have both said we love each other and mean a lot to each other. However, now that I am over the shock of being ripped out of an incredibly close social group (the camp) and being thrown into a new one (study abroad), and the distance has hit me, I am starting to question the nature of my emotions. On the one hand, she and I had a great time at camp, we agreed on most things, and there is lots of compatibility. However, my concerns arise because during our latest chat, I attempted to ask her questions about her emotional state of the moment, and she got very evasive. Being as we are in a relationship, I expressed interest in talking about her emotions and how she felt. She proceeded to completely drop the conversation, ask to redirect and avoid the subject. I feel that communication is key and her not wanting to talk about difficult things is understandable, but in an LDR we don't have that luxury; it's basically a necessity. My question now is: does this sound like infatuation? And if not, the inability of her to effectively talk about/communicate her emotions and her refusal to do so really put a damper on whatever future we could have.
<bot>: camp girlfriend of 3 months has inability/unwillingness to talk about her emotions. also trying to distinguish whether or not I actually love her or was just trapped in the camp bubble and got highly infatuated.