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Genetically anything second cousin and beyond is fine as long as your family doesn’t make a habit of it. In small towns if you dig back far enough everyone is some value of n-cousin.
Culturally and emotionally, does it really matter? How well do you know your cousins? Excluding your girlfriend of course.
If your kid started dating your cousin’s kid, would that be weird? Yeah probably, but that’s a second cousin.
To put it in perspective you should count the number of ancestors. I may be doing this wrong but for a first cousin 2 out of your 4 ancestors are common. A second cousin? 2-6. A third cousin? That’s 2-8. Your closest shared ancestors are your great great grandparents.
The only way y’all are gonna end up at the same family event is if you get married or have a giant family reunion, which your wedding would double as I suppose.
This is not ok! I am a woman married 38 years, three kids, and we both had plenty of our own time and plenty of together time to do things. It is not on you to entertain her because she lacks hobbies or friends! What if you played on a sports team once a week would she have a problem with that? What if you worked out a few times a week would she get on you for that. Once a week is not unreasonable, not by a long shot! You should really encourage her to get some other things in her life!
It's really on you to make that decision. We don't know a lot of things that might impact this.
If she makes you a better person, to me that's a strong sign of a keeper. Your praise of her in the first part makes me think you see that, too.
I know you said she runs at conflict, but can you discuss this with her? You can work it out, without being confrontational. There's a lot that can be compromised here. Most of it seems to stem from her workaholic behavior. You could try to put a hard stop on work after 7 or 8 or whatever else that gives you pause.
Plan some things for her to cut loose a little and relax. She's probably been laser-focused on her career path, she's not actually enjoying life. She makes you more work centric, so use your influence to make her a bit more fun centric.
Try some deep discussions and see if this is something that you can fix before you just let her go. If that doesn't work, you know you did your best and she's just not the right one for you.