<human>: My wife and I moved to a new city 1,500 miles from our home so that I could attend a 1 year grad program. The move was never meant to be permanent, and we planned to move back to the general region where we are from once I completed my education. Six months into our one year stay in our new city, she tells me that she has considered staying in the city rather than moving with me to my new job location in six months. Her reasons: she would always regret leaving our current city b/c she loves it so much; she doesn't feel the same way about me that she did before we moved; she thinks I work too much.
With regard to her love for this city, there is not much I can say about that. If she loves this city more than she loves me, so be it.
Also, I don't know why she doesn't feel the same way about me now as she used to -- she just says it's not my fault.
With respect to the long hours I put in for school and the long hours I will always put in at my job for the rest of my career, she knew this before marrying me. No surprise here.
When I try to talk to her more about it now, she says that the idea of staying behind was just a "scenario" she thought about, and that she plans to move with me. Am I crazy for having doubts about her sincerity? I don't know that I want to stay married to someone and have children when she may think up one of these "scenarios" on a whim and leave.
She acts like this whole ordeal is no big deal. I've suggested counseling, and she finally agreed.
Any guess to what she may actually be feeling? Her plethora of reasons for staying behind just seem like cryptic gibberish to me.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: spouse says she has doubts about moving with me / doesn't feel the same about me / says I work too much, etc.