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You need to find a better therapist. Seriously. 2 years and you havent been able to do some simple fixes is a waste of time and money. Either tell her straight up what you need. You need a technical way to deal with your issues. You need tools to help you out. You need to actively work on changing your thought patterns. If this therapist isnt providing you with any concrete help such as methods on approaching issues or giving advice what to do in the moment when youre anxious you need a new therapist.
Right? He's costing her a ton more money than being single would. They have no money other than what she has in her own account.
I don't think either of you are wrong necessarily, but you may not be compatible. Let me break it down.
From her POV, she is a highly motivated ambitious woman getting her masters in a difficult field in a foreign country while working part time. She has her shit together, she knows what she wants out of life, and she knows her ideal time to find and achieve those things. Of course she has a plan for her personal life too, why wouldn't she? She's got a plan for her professional life and she's following it to the letter, and that organization and ambition sound like something you admire in her. It's not surprising she has milestones set for herself for other aspects of her life. She's not necessarily pushing YOU for these things, she's just letting you know these are the things she's looking for and she's wanting to see if you fit in with her plans. At age 25 she's got the next ten years mapped out, which is kind of necessary if you're trying to plan out your life in a foreign country that will only let you stay for a set period of time.
From your POV, you have been dating for 2 months. You like her a lot, but you are not ready to make these kinds of major life decisions yet. You want to just date casually and see how things develop. You're probably fine with being exclusive after 2 months, but you're not even THINKING about moving in or marriage or children yet. You want to let these things develop in their own time and the thought of a timeline stresses you out. At age 30 you are just going with the flow and seeing what happens, which is a privilege you have in your own home country with a well-established life already.
She is a bit disappointed in you right now because when she met you she saw a guy in his 30s with his life well in hand and that's part of what attracted her to you; you struck her as someone with their shit together who also knew what he wanted out of life, and now that you're panicking a bit as she moves along her own timeline she's wondering if she misread you.
Meanwhile you're a little wary of her because you were apparently under the impression that her ambition and drive only extended to her professional life and that she would be just as casual as you are with regards to the relationship, and now you're feeling pressured to move to the next stage before you're ready.
I don't think anyone here is doing anything wrong. I will say that her expectations are slightly more realistic than yours and as you get older you'll find that more and more women in your dating pool already have these same life plans laid out and are ready to see if you fit in to them, so this is something you're either going to have to adjust to and come to terms with OR you'll end up having to be that creepy dude in his 40s dating 20 year olds because they don't have expectations yet. But that being said you still have every right to move at your own pace even if that pace is a bit slow.
Ultimately I think you two need to have a serious talk about where you see this relationship going in order to make sure you're on the same page. You don't want to feel pressured and resent her, and she doesn't want to feel like her time has been wasted and resent you. Both of you need to communicate what you're looking for and then see if there's any kind of compromise that works for both of you. You won't know until you talk it out.