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Input:  Rewind to a few months ago. I meet this amazing girl. After talking for a while I find out she's studying in another country. I've done long distance relationships before and I'm not too keen on it. I express my reservations around LDRs straight away. But I fall for her hard and she convinces me it's not so bad - "it has it's advantages". She returns to her country of study.  We text every day while she's away. Not something I enjoy normally but you gotta do what you gotta do, and she doesn't do phone calls.

Fast forward a few weeks and she comes home for Christmas. We go on our first date. It goes great. She thinks so as well. She tells me she doesn't go on a second date with someone unless she sees it going somewhere.

Thankfully, she agrees to a second date and it goes even better. We express we both want to make the most of our time together over the holidays. Then our next 3 or 4 dates go amazing. We talk about everything, even our future. She tells me she wants me to visit her after she goes back to college. I'm more than happy to. I fly over and we have a wonderful time. 

At some point she warns me that she turns into a "demon" when it comes to texting during her exams. I understand, she's stressed and distracted. Everything is normal until a couple weeks ago when she stops replying to some of my messages of ignoring them altogether. Fair enough, she's stressed and focusing on her studies. But then I find out she's going out during her exams. Including the night before one. So she has time to party but not for me? That's when my sympathy starts to wane. Also, I know she's online but ignoring my messages.

Our texting (only form of communication) becomes less frequent, especially because she never texts first, rarely asks me questions, and I grow tired of carrying a one-sided conversation. So now I start to think she's not distracted but disinterested. I'm gutted and frustrated. These things happen but at least tell me.

Fast forward to a couple days ago. We're surprisingly messaging back and forth and I know she's due home soon so I ask her if she booked flights. She has but she's not staying home for long. I ask if I'm going to see her, and she responds she'll message me when she's "in our city and available". Now I'm confused.

I really want to make this work. Yet, if she doesn't want anything more out of this fair enough. But I think the decent thing to do is at least tell me. So I'm not wasting any more time and energy. Am I being unreasonable? Or WIBTA by calling her out / asking her asap where this is going?

getting frustrated and asking her where this is going