<human>: Hey! So she needs to study for exams and assignments etc and with our schedules not lining up, she can't see me for about three weeks. We've known each other for over a month, been on about 3 official dates, and seen each other casually a bit more than that and we're both clear that we'd like to take it further with the view of a serious relationship. But, I don't get the feeling that her feelings for me are strong enough to last 3 weeks, considering it's early days and as a pretty girl she has a number of guys hanging around and I don't know whether her feelings for me are strong enough to wait (she says i'm the only guy she's seeing and I believe her but don't know if it's only because other guys haven't made a move yet or something. I know of other guys she's interested in that are texting her that she could easily potentially jump over to, plus her ex boyfriend is circling, who she admits she still has feelings for). 

I really like her (unfortunately i've fallen for her, despite people telling me not to get too invested so early on). I'm worried that without physical contact, and with the potential for other guys to fill my place in her day-to-day life if she comes into contact with them, as perhaps their schedules match up or whatever, i'll lose her. I've had this happen before, so I kind of anticipate this happening now since this seems to be how it goes. I said to her casually to 'stick around' and not go anywhere, meaning and implying that I hope we can continue when she's available next. She said 'can't promise I won't' but am not sure if she's joking...but I would have liked a committed answer as it kind of seems to me like she was only half joking and shows she's not entirely keen on me to promise she won't go off with someone else. 

So how do I keep this going if we can't meet?

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: Can't see girl i've recently started dating for the next 3 weeks or so. How do I keep this up without her becoming disinterested and exploring other options in the interim?