<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

My girlfriend is an amazingly kind person. There are just some comparability issues that really aren't working out between us. I can't get it out of my head, and I need to end the relationship. 

My girlfriend has a lot of mental issues (depression, anxiety, abandonment issues). She constantly asks me for reassurance that I love her and makes me say that I'll never leave her. She's head over heels in love with me still, but I'm just not there anymore for her. Also, I might be moving away for the summer, and she knows that I don't like long distance relationships. She acts like everything's fine, and I know any breakup with her is going to be a complete shock. 

Tonight she got pretty drunk and cried all night. She basically said everything I'd already been thinking. She said how she thinks that I think she can be very annoying when she's drunk (I do). She said she knows that I don't love her as much as she loves me, and she doesn't thing I ever will. Although I know she won't remember any of this in the morning.

How do I tell her that I can't do this anymore? I know just telling her my exact thoughts will just absolutely crush her. Is that better in the long run? Also we're both in college and finals are next week. I feel like an absolute jerk for breaking up with her before then, but I just can't do this anymore? 

How do I ease her into this breakup? And do I need to wait for after finals to do this?
<bot>: gf has serious abandonment issues. I need to break it off, and I know she's going to be devastated. How do I ease her into it, and should I wait for after finals?