<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

We've been together almost six months, and things have been great. We became close very fast, and we spend lots of time together. But lately we have been fighting a lot over little stuff, and it tends to get really tense. I know fighting is normal for couples, but I'm really not sure if doing it this much is normal/healthy. Most of the time it is her taking something I said out of context and creating a fight. I would never tell her that she's the one creating half the fights we have, but I think sometimes she knows. We've been better in the past few weeks, but right now is basically the fork in the road.

She wants to move in together. Not that I'm totally against it, but I feel like we spend almost too much time together as it is and that's why we fight so much. Also I'm one of those people who greatly values my "me" time, so if we move in I may never get my alone time again. 

It's hard to bring these things up with her because if she hears something like that I need "me" time she'll take it personally and think I hate spending time with her and get really sad. I know we have some stuff to work on but I'm not sure how to bring it up. I'm dying to move out of my parents' house and if I don't move in with her she will likely have to move back home to another state across the country.

So how do I tell her about the things we need to work on without it turning into a fight? I would love to live with her, but I feel like in order for it to not become a disaster we have to iron out the kinks first.
<bot>: Our constant little fights and bickering is making me question if we should live together or not. How do I tell her we need to work on things?