It can be up to 4 months in my case ...

Hahaha, fair enough!

Assuming life doesn't get in the way, my breaks are a few days at most and aren't intended. I play whenever I want to and I usually want to play quite often.

From gaming? No.

From certain games? Yes.

Sure. It all depends on the games I'm interested in... for example: this month 2 of them were released (DSIII and R&C), so I got them both. But June~July won't have any, so I'll probably stay 30~40 days away from videogames. Unless an urge to play those last 2 games happens.

You're talking about having a girlfriend at 12 years old? I wouldn't really call that a relationship by any means. You're not even old enough to go anywhere by yourself at that age, letalone navigate a deeper relationship with another human being. 

Anyway, I usually never take breaks completely from gaming, but I will sometimes stop playing modern games for a few days or weeks just to play a lot of retro games or handheld games just to change things up, but I game an average of 20-30 hours per week if not more, depending on the week, and I work a full-time job.

I also find it a bit silly that people sacrifice themsleves and their hobbies for a significant other, as that's basically sacrificing a part of who you are if you're actually passionate about gaming. I game with my wife all the time and we also game separately, so our relationship has never taken away from my love of gaming and it's allowed us both to be happy and not sacrificing who we are and what we love.

I was very mature for my age, and everyone else was less so. I would have married and had kids when I was 16 if I could, so long as that person was right for me.

That sounds like an awful idea. No matter how "mature for your age" you are, no one should get married until they're older and actually aware of themselves and how the world works (with full-time jobs, living on your own, finding inner happiness and sense of self) which no one truly is at 16.

Anyway, this is off-topic, so we'll leave it at that.