<human>: Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell

My boyfriend and I are in our early 20s, been dating for 6 months, living together for most of it. 

My boyfriend is very traditional in some things, such as paying/splitting costs. He will pay for EVERYTHING. Even after 6 months of dating, he insists on paying for all meals and entertainment. He won't let me chip in on rent. 

I'm pretty independent, so his behavior- while really nice and probably appreciated by a lot of girls- makes me kind of uncomfortable. I've protested many times, but he's always like, Nope nope nope.

It started getting REALLY uncomfortable when he had a major financial meltdown in September. He has been unemployed and broke, yet still insists on paying for everything! I have a decent job and no debt and am more than capable of paying for the rent and living costs. I could most definitely alleviate his financial burden, but he won't let me! I have a bunch of extra income that just goes into my savings account (and he thinks that's exactly where it should go). He doesn't think I should have to chip in or share my income unless we are married.

I've been trying to help him out as much as possible through indirect means, like not suggesting activities that would cost a lot of money and if we do, making it a "gift" or a "deal" I got somewhere. I just go ahead and get the groceries and use my car if we're going somewhere. Still, these are all pretty minor. The main way I can help is by paying the rent. The lease is under his name, and I'm technically just staying over at his place, not really living with him. So he feels like I have no obligation. Also, he feels really bad about himself whenever I pull out my wallet for anything. He thinks he screwed up majorly back in September and doesn't think it should affect me.

How the hell can I put some sense into him and realize it's FINE for me to chip in every now and then?
<bot>: My boyfriend is unemployed and broke but won't let me pay for my share of things, much less help him out financially.