<human>: I realize that the question is horribly short. So here's an extended version:

Right now, if I want to spend time with my boyfriend while he's awake, I need to stay up through most of the evening, and then I'll sleep for a few hours and go on with my day. This has resulted in me consistently lacking sleep (obviously). Taking this one step further, he has to be incredibly drunk before he can even try to sleep. I've tried talking to him about it, and asking him to try to cut back on drinking/go to bed earlier, etc. because it's becoming so hard for me to even function and he says that this is 'how he is.' When he's sober, he's amazing, funny, and great. But when he gets drunk, all I hear is about all the ladies he thinks are sexy, and how much weight I've gained. I know that this isn't who he is, and even as I type this I feel like such an idiot because I'm sure plenty of the responses will be to either a) leave him or b) suck it up. It's gotten so much worse over the last few months, whereas before it wasn't like this. He has even said that this is the longest relationship he's ever had and he's close to 30. 

Side note, when he and I are together, we just 'work,' for lack of a better term. He makes me laugh, I make him laugh. We push each other to be better people. I'm incredibly happy when I'm around him, and he says that he is the same way. 

He's tried to make changes, but the sleep thing has become a constant fight. He said I'm being ridiculous trying to get him to change. Is it wrong of me to be disappointed? Or should I just accept the fact we are very different in our overall schedules and it's not worth it?

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: Boyfriend gets drunk every night and stays up until the wee hours of the morning, and we have been fighting consistently because of it. Do I have a right to be disappointed?