<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

Me and my girlfriend have been together for 2.5 years and have a great relationship. We have really only one, repetitive problem: when we get into fights, we deal with it extremely differently.

I usually, after about a half hour to an hour of "talking it out" and arguing, want us to go our separate ways and cool off for a little bit, so we can attack the situation later when we have cooler heads. She insists that we press deeper into the issue, which almost universally resolves in a standoff. This is not the problem, per say.

The real problem is that, being college students (and with her living in an on campus dorm), 99% of arguments happen in my house/room. After we have argued for a half hour/hour, I ask her to please go to her place so we can both cool off, but she refuses. I cite that she cannot really do so because it is my house and I am asking her to go, but she says she is entitled to existing in my space since we are in a relationship. This feels incredibly false to me. I feel like if I don't want my roommates to have to put up with us having loud, sometimes heated conversations she should respect that and give me space once we have tried talking it out for a good amount of time and no resolution seems imminent. Am I wrong here?
<bot>: Girlfriend and I disagree about whether or not she can refuse to leave my house after an argument when I ask for space. Am I being overly insensitive?