<human>: I'm a full-time 3rd-year Neuroscience student. I have morning classes Monday through Friday and work from 9am-6pm on Saturday. I rarely have time or energy to go out on the weekends. I wish I had more energy but I'm OK with not going out (I go out a lot during the summertime; that's when I have fun). It's not so OK with my boyfriend, who doesn't go to school currently. He is nice enough to let me stay in his apartment during the semester since he lives in the city where my university is located; I don't pay rent, but I cook and buy the groceries. He is an independent music producer and a DJ so that is his job, for which he sets apart hours and hours every day for making music. His parents pay for his apartment and car so he doesn't have to worry about getting a "traditional" 9-5 job. He isn't happy in our relationship (which will be year-long in October) because we never go out and we "never have fun anymore." I admit I'd rather go to sleep than watch a movie most times.

I don't really know how to fix the situation. Is it okay for him to be upset like this? I feel like he's not respecting my motivation to do well in school. He also thinks I should not work at all during the school year. I love my job and am totally okay with working one day a week; after all, a lot of students work WAY more than that. I just don't know what to do. Halp.

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<bot>: My boyfriend isn't happy because I don't have time to go out or do fun things. Is he right? Should I try to make more time for fun?