<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

My girlfriend and I have been together for about six months now. She lives at home with her parents about an hour away from where I live, which has been incredibly difficult because her parents are homophobic and we've had to hide our relationship from them. As a result, we rarely get to see each other. 

In the beginning, our relationship was wonderful. It was everything I had always wanted. We were so affectionate with each other, had the most amazing sex of my life and always wanted to be around each other. The problem is that we've begun to grow apart as a result of our opposite work schedules and how hard it is to see each other. Not to mention, she's constantly in a bad mood and I can't help but think she's cooled off on the relationship significantly. We fight a lot now, and that never used to happen. 

The big issue is that if we don't move in together when my lease is up, the relationship will stay this way and I don't know if I can live with that. On the other hand, I'm pretty sure it would be a disaster if we moved in together. For one thing we've only been together for six months but also we just live very differently, and I know we would get into a lot of arguments over cleaning and personal space and things like that. She refuses to just get her own place closer to me because she says she doesn't want to live on her own or with a stranger, and doesn't have any friends that want to move into the city with her. 

I love her so much, and I've done all I can think of to make the relationship work. Unfortunately, it feels like we're pretty doomed and my question is if I should just end it now before it gets really bad, or keep doing what I can to make it work.
<bot>: I'm in love with my girlfriend but think our relationship has too much stacked against it. Do I rip off the band aid and end it now, or wait to see if we can make it work?