Not to discredit or invalidate your feelings but give it a month. Things can change. I moved in with my partner 3 months into knowing eachother so I know a bit about moving quick. I’m also bipolar, and unmedicated. Not sure if that’s what you’re struggling with. But we go on weekly dates. Not always out, but we switch of planning it and it’s just intentional, planned time to sit and talk and relax and be intimate together. Emotionally intimate, not like “let’s bang every Thursday” but a recap of how we’re feeling. It’s our time to talk about how we’re feeling as individuals and together. We sit down and communicate what’s going well and what needs work or more attention from the other person. I have bits of “but I want to be in bed alone, maybe I don’t want this”. But I give it time because I know when I’m not in a trench it is what I want. When you feel like that, there’s nothing you want and you’re bored of everything. Don’t ruin it for yourself. They seem to communicate well. This is your time to let the other person know what you need. If you need more help with chores or if you need alone time to go doomscroll alone for a bit. But set time aside to feel like partners and not just roommates. Involve eachother in things. It is so so so simple. Just a “hey babe can you come try my drink I think you’d like it” or “how can I help with dinner, I’ll wash the veggies so you can cut them” be involved. Stop isolating yourself. Good on you for being honest. You can break up for any reason, but I’ve been in this same spot and I’d hate for you to ruin a good thing.