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

Been going out for 4 months now.  We're both of Asian descent, but she is Korean and I am Vietnamese.

Her family prefers she date a successful Korean guy.  They aren't fond of me pursuing a degree in liberal arts.  I don't intend to change my major to appease them.

She states she doesn't care what her family thinks.  She says she knows they're thinking about her future, but she just cares about the present.

Her circle of friends are very tight knit.  They include her brother and her ex of a LTR, both of whom I don't get along with.

Her friends complain that she spends no time with them anymore now that we're going out.

I've asked her to invite a couple of her friends when we hang out sometime so that I can get to know them.  She's agreed to the idea but has yet to invite anyone.  Every time I insist, she says she'd rather just spend time alone together.

She argues with her family a lot about me.  We both live with our parents, and I'd be forbidden from coming over when the parents are home.  The only time we can spend time together in privacy is at my house.

Her family has cut off her cell phone line and has threatened to kick her out of the house for spending too much time with me.  Her brother refuses to talk to her.

We've started to grow apart as well.  We don't text as much, the "I like you"s have stopped, and the cutesy tone of her voice when we talk on the phone is all but gone.

Perhaps it's just us leaving the honeymoon phase.  Maybe she stuck it out this long because of the butterflies, and now that they're fading, we won't last much longer.

Is this relationship worth trying to save?  I don't want to keep putting her through all this.  I do like her, but if being together means straining her relationship with her family and friends, it might be better to break things off.
<bot>: Being with girlfriend is causing strain between her and her family and friends.  Relationship is fading.  Considering breaking up.