<human>: My BF (25/M) and I (25/F) have been together for three years and we have been living together for about one year. Everything has been great and the relationship has been really fun. It's been convenient that we've lived together because I drive the both of us around town and we spit gas and rent with another friend of ours. Now an opportunity for him to get his own place has presented itself so he moved out with an old college buddy he lived with a few years ago. He wants to stay together, but doesn't want the one room we share together anymore, he says he needs his own personal space, which I get and think is totally valid.

Now that he's gone, I am learning that I am a bit bothered by this for multiple reasons. One being that I loved having him around to come home to. And two, he wants to spend all his time at his new place now. In my eyes it seems selfish of me to be upset that he has moved out, but now that he's not around as much I feel like he's pulling away from me. He says he needs space and a place to relax, which I don't really understand. I'm the kind of person that is always wanting to be around someone and he's the opposite. How do we find a middle ground that works for the both of us?? 

The biggest reason I live in this town is because I love my bf and want to stay here with him. I've sacrificed a lot for him, and now I feel like he's just looking out for what's convenient for him. Barring the extra space he needs to feel comfortable, it really hurts my feelings he moved out. I feel like him moving out is like backtracking in our relationship and has changed a lot of things dynamically. And I wonder if it will suffer because of it. I need help, friends.

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: My boyfriend moved out so he can have his own office/game room/whatever, but wants to stay together. What do I do?