<human>: I won't bother using a throwaway. I'll try to avoid a wall of text and simplify this as much as possible. I've known my girlfriend for over 2 years, we've only officially been together for 6 months (one of those situations where we always clicked but the timing wasn't always great). I love her dearly, and I've felt that way since I met her over two years ago. However, we recently hit a large rift in our relationship.

I was accepted to graduate school halfway across the country in February (we grew up on the East Coast). I did everything right- I graduated undergrad with honors, got into grad school, got an assistantship with a tuition waiver and stipend, the whole nine yards. I started formulating plans to move across the country with her, but her roommate leased out the house they lived in and they both moved out to the city that I'll be moving to (I knew this was a possibility since April, it was just a matter of when tenants wanted to rent the place).

She left last Friday because the tenants wanted to move in after the 4th of July. And honestly, I have never felt so bitter, angry, and jealous in my life. The experience of moving across the country with my girlfriend, the love of my life, I feel like I've been robbed of. Instead of moving with her, I merely get to meet up with her. Instead of driving across the country with her, I get to drive there by myself. Instead of setting up the apartment with her, I get to integrate my stuff into an already furnished apartment.

She doesn't understand why I'm upset and why I'm so down in the dumps. I promised her I'd be strong for her while we're apart for a month (I move in August) and it's causing arguments between us. Am I wrong for feeling this way? Should I just put on this facade that everything is okay? I feel like nobody really sees it from my perspective and I have limited distractions aside from work that keep my mind off of my current situation.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: Girlfriend moved across country a month early, I feel left behind and I'm pretty bitter about it. Not sure if my feelings are normal and/or justified.