<human>: Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell

Hey Reddit,
So ever since November 11, 2010, I have been dating the girl of my dreams. She is amazing Reddit. She likes all the same things as I do, she enjoys the same movies, books, music, and food as I do. I know you may think, "Well this just sounds like what a girlfriend is supposed to be." but Reddit, it's more, I know it is. We started dating halfway through Senior year of high school and even got through a year of being 4 hours away. (Different Universities.) Now the problem that has presented itself just recently is that her mother has decided to speak out against me, saying I'm not right for her daughter and that I won't ever be good enough for her. Reddit, I would give anything for this girl, I would give my very life for her. I have given her everything she has wanted of me, no questions asked. She tells me that, the main problem is that the emotional stress of being so far away during school is catching up to her, and that she wants to have some time to be able to do things on her own and not be so dependent on everyone. i.e her parents and I. But when she says, "time" she means, a whole semester of no communication whatsoever, no texting, calling, or visits. She tells me that hopefully by the end of this, that she is able to do stuff on her own and the we can still be together if we feel it' still right. But Reddit, going three months without the thing I love most in the world is going to be impossible. It's been 3 days and I have cried all the tears I have. What is it I should do? I just need some sound advice from others who have a clear view of the situation and not just friends saying, "It'll be fine dude." or "Forget her man." Are they right? Should I just move on? Or should I stick around to wait for something that has made me the happiest man on the planet for the past two years?
<bot>: Girlfriends mother coerced girlfriend to go on a 3 month break. GF has agreed but hopes to resume our relationship after she comes back from the 3 months of working to do things for herself and not be so dependent.