<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

So I've had a pretty rough night and just feel lost on what to do. Our relationship is just about everything I could've ever wanted without being too committed as teenagers. We still focus on our schoolwork as our number one priority while we hang out with each other and just have fun by ourselves or with friends. 

 As of tonight I found out that her mother does not approve of the relationship we have together. It is not because her mother doesn't like me or that it's too early for her daughter to be in this situation, it's because of her strong Catholic beliefs and how her daughter needs to love and be "pure" with God as a first priority. 

I am a Catholic as well, but not as strict as my girlfriend and her family. I totally respect my girlfriend's decisions and opinions and do not want to force her to do anything that will betray her own relationship with her mother. Me and her both love each other very much and want to work things out, but we just don't know where to pick up from.

She has tried talking to her several times but it just doesn't seem to work out very well. We both don't want this to end but it just seems so hard to make things work. 

It would be so painful going back to school and pretending all of this didn't happen and to just go back to being friends. I know life goes on and over time we learn how to get over it but I don't know, I really want to avoid this.  

I need advice on all of this. Anything I or she can do personally to solve it? Any relatable stories and opinions are very much appreciated. Thank you.
<bot>: My girlfriend's mother is a very religious person and doesn't want dating to come in between her daughter's own religious beliefs.