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A lot of people date during med school. If things work out or not….no one but time can tell. However, make sure you date someone who's actually on the same page, and not in a different place in life (like this woman).
It's not rare that couples meet and bond in a certain life phase just to grow apart when this phase is overcome. Sometimes, the separation is unavoidable.
But there are some things you can try to do to see if there's a response/any interest on her part to also change and adapt, but again, you need to evaluate if YOU want to keep on or if it's already decided within you that you two are over.
First, the question (you don't need to answer here, but to yourself only):
what would need to change for you to keep on happy within the relationship?
There are three possible answers to this: 1- you think of a list of things, not too many, that, although a bit nude to change, there's hope if you work together. 2-you think of a loooooong list that almost transforms her into another person. 3-you think of nothing at all/can't even mentally organize a list so many are the things that needed changing.
Needless to say that answers 2 and 3 can end your relationship.
If, though, your answer is around 1, then you can try to organize the three or five most important things and try to implement with her after a serious conversation about the state you see the relationship now. Which means, in short, she needs to know that you both need to work these points out to save your relationship. You can also ask her to answer the sane question and come up with three or five most important changes she'd like to make.
Most likely you will look at each other's list and be very defensive. Open up so you two can meet in the middle – the goal is to save the relationship with POSSIBLE but PROGRESSIVE atitudes for both, that's why setting time expectations for each other is also important. Create a way to track this progress – maybe daily actions/atittudes, I don't know.
Apply them.
Try them for some time.
Talk again after a while to see the progress/make changes if needed.
However, if only one in the relationship is actually trying, then there's no relationship anymore, as it requires two to tango.