<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

First off, to me, the #1 most attractive thing in a woman is long hair. Woman with short hair are beautiful, but for me personally, I've never been attracted to a woman with short hair.

My girlfriend K and I met 3 years ago at a party. I thought she was stunning, intelligent, and witty. I think she's one of the smartest people I've ever met and I find her infinitely interesting. We had our problems, but they were always easy for me to overcome because I found her so beautiful and I just wanted to be with her more than anything. I bought her an engagement ring at one point, that's how much I love her.

However, since she cut her hair, I'm just 0% attracted to her. We fight more since I have a harder time conceding to her, and we haven't had good sex since the haircut (except for the night we saw Carol.) I don't think I can change my physical preferences, so what now? Honestly, it's not that a preference overshadowed a person, it's that an attraction overshadowed relationship issues. And with the attraction gone, it's harder to ignore what's wrong with the relationship.
<bot>: I love long hair, and now my girlfriend has short hair and I'm just not attracted to her. Do I call this now, or try to make it work despite this?