<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

We've been dating for almost 4 months now.  We really like each other, so that's not the issue at all.  She's a senior (skipped a year) and I'm a sophomore, and we go to the same university.

The problem is that I feel like I need more time from her than she can give.  Now it's important to know that she has pretty bad anxiety problems, and I'm normally okay with this (I help her work through them).  But she's about to graduate and it's gotten to a really bad point.  She only wants to see me an hour a day (except for weekends) so she can get all her work done.  Now, I know it's important to her that she can do this.  But the thing is, I don't understand why she needs this much time given that her course load is not even as heavy as mine.

For those of you who at this point are screaming "But my SO and I get along with fine with much less time than that!!", that's great for you guys.  But I'm just a guy who needs more time.  I recently got out of a relationship that included a year of long distance, and it often felt as bad as if I were not in a relationship at all.  And I get *depressed* when I'm single.  (As for her graduation, she is able to continue with grad school at the university we both attend.  So I'm not worried about that.)

It seems to me that this is just a case of needing different things out of the relationship.  I've been contemplating leaving her and finding someone who has more time to spend with me.  Then maybe she could find someone who would be okay with not having as much time.  But as I said before, we do really like each other, and I don't want to make her situation even more stressful by leaving.  I am so confused about this one.  What should we do?
<bot>: I need more time from my girlfriend than she can give me and she needs more alone time than I feel comfortable giving her.  We like each other a lot but don't know how to deal with this.