<human>: Provide a brief overview of the text.

Basically, I opened her laptop up to start on my homework, and discovered an open Word document. I quickly skimmed it, thinking I must have left something last time I used her laptop. This was not the case.

She had been doing her homework last night, and had apparently written some short thoughts and feelings on me down into this document. I feel like I shouldn't have continued, as it was clearly a diary-esque sort of expulsion of feelings, but I could help myself. I've been feeling for a while that I could do more, and wanted any insight into how.

She apparently feels like I don't really love *her*, but the "idea" of her, despite knowing that I do love her. That sometimes I forget that she's there, apart from being a voice on my shoulder contradicting the other one that tears me down. That she's trying so hard to make me *see* her. The *very last line* was "please, please see me."

I don't know what to do. I want to love her as she feels she isn't being loved. To see her as she feels she isn't being seen. But I don't know what to do. It's impossible to completely express how desperately I want this woman to feel truly loved. I walk her to the door before she goes to work, I always say goodbye and tell her I love her before *I* go to work, I always greet her when she comes home, I always ask her about her day and always try to make sure she feels listened to, no matter what we're talking about, and more. I don't know what else to do.

Please help.
<bot>: Girlfriend feels like I don't truly see her, and I love more the idea of her, than her herself. How do I fix this?