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

We're both entering our last year in college. I've been studying a fairly lucrative subject and am doing fine financially, despite having to support myself. She will make it through school, I think, but she's struggling financially, and doesn't have the most employable degree. 

Her dad hasn't been a part of her life, and she doesn't have siblings. Her mom is lovely, and worked many a night job to support her, but isn't able to help her financially. 

I know money differences in a relationship make things harder. Activities are limited by finances, and this limits your social circle as well. 

We've been long distance for two months, and I suspect that me telling her about having a great time with friends, or spending time with my family (which she doesn't really have an equivalent of) might sometimes make her feel worse about her life. It's difficult because I want to talk about the good stuff in my life, and she can't necessarily relate. 

I haven't explicitly asked her if these are things that make her feel sad/cry, but I'm pretty sure they might be, and I know they're very touchy subjects from when she's talked about things in the past.
<bot>: Girlfriend has much more financial worries, and much less family support than I do. Can I talk having fun with the family without making her think negatively about her life?