<human>: My boyfriend and I have been together for about a year now, and as we start to talk about things like marriage, this has really been starting to bother me lately. He just graduated from an Ivy League school and now works for a major company making well into the 6 figures. 

I, on the other hand, just graduated from a state university with a regrettable degree and have struggled to even find a job. Currently I'm waiting tables trying to find a real job and making about $25,000 a year, while he is already on his way to millions.

For as long as we've been dating, we've agreed to just split every cost like going out to dinner, etc. 50/50 and basically have pretended there is no income difference. I don't want him to feel like he should pay for anything for me, and really it's a matter of pride that I keep pace with him. We do not live together, but at some point relatively soon we are probably going to head down that path, and this is where I see the income gap really becoming an issue.

Lately he's been trying to pay for things more than his 50% share, and this makes me extremely uncomfortable. I feel like I will probably never live up to his level of success, and like I'm not even remotely good enough for him. I've become incredibly insecure about my lack of career and crappy degree while he's off doing incredible things at just 23. I want to be able to provide an equal amount of resources and bring the same amount to the table, but I just can't, and it seriously bothers me.

He seems to be totally fine with the disparity here, but secretly it's absolutely destroying me. Do I just get over it and trust him when he says it's okay? Do I talk to him? What can I do to stop freaking out about this? I'm afraid I'm going to cause harm to our relationship over this.

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<bot>: Boyfriend makes 10x what I do and is more successful in every way, and it makes me feel incredibly insecure.