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So, recently my girlfriend and I (both college kids, dating for around 9 months) have been having some troubles. Every couple of months, she gets into a mood where she gets distant needs some alone time or a girls night out. I complete understand this and encourage it. This past time has been a little different though:

She'd been acting strange and when we talked about it she said "I haven't been wanting to be around you much." Which hurt a little, but I understood. I recommended she have a girls night out or hang out with her family, but she declined. The next day we were talking about our future, and she said this: "Right now, I want to love you forever". This really hit me hard. That phrase seemed so transitory, while previously she had seemed a lot more sure about us and our future.

I told her I felt like she was falling out of love with me (she had also mentioned other things that caused me concern), and she cried and told me never to doubt her love. I apologized and felt really crappy.

Now it's the next day and what she said about "right now", and "I want" are still bothering me. I know communication is key, but she seems to have moved on entirely from the issue and I'm worried she'll be mad at me for bringing it up (we've had issues in the past with her thinking I hold problems for too long and not letting things slide).

Any and all advice appreciated. Thanks for reading this..
<bot>: She said  "Right now, I want to love you forever" which grossly contrasted how sure she seemed before and now I'm worried about our future