Problems with long term relationship, -having a comunication breakdown. Options

[Trooper]

So here goes.

I have been dating my girlfriend for over 3 years. We started dating my freshman year of college and all through-out college we never had a single problem. Then last semester of my senior year she started acting weird half way. We talked a bunch of it through and she said that she wasn't sure about 'us' anymore. She's been completely stressed out due to her classes and having to leave all of her friends after we graduated. I gave her all of the space she needed, and things got better, mostly. She said that it was just the stress and that we were cool. During this summer we had to move twice. The fist place we moved to we only lived there a week before had to move to the next place. It was really nice, our relationship seemed to do a 180. After we moved into the place I am living now, things started to slowly go down hill again. I had a car accident which left me with out wheels, and I have to bum rides. I'm moving again in September to a place where I don't need a car. So I'm not getting one and saving over a grand. Also, when we first started dating she smoked, and quit a couple months into it. As of finals week she started up again. Smoke makes me physically sick, and when I asked her why she started smoking again she took the offensive, and I never really got a real reason. Lately she has been growing more distant. I have been giving her as much space as I can. All she seems to be doing is shutting me out by going into our room and reading, or taking long naps. I've been trying to make casual dates with her, like go to a movie that she wants to see or go out and get some food. Every day she ethier says she is feeling to lazy or not in the mood. Well I have rambled long enough. Any advice would be nice. Thankyou.

[*steve330*]

Paragraphs. Uhh, see if you can just chill with her at her place. Don't try to stop her from doing anything she does (i.e. smoking) until y'all are on good terms again. Be careful in what you say.