<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

Hi.

 So I guess I came here to see if you guys think that I (22F) am morally obligated to break up with my bf (26M) of one year.

The long and short of it is basically as follows. He is from the college town that I moved to for school. I graduate in a year, and am moving to another state right after. I like my boyfriend (I'll call him M) well enough, but I definitely do not love him and do not believe that I ever could love him. He is a very sweet guy, but he is so much further behind me in life, even though I am 5 years younger. 

A little about me. At 18 I moved out, I am fully independent from my parents, I am a manager at my job and get paid reasonably well. I am in the honor society at my prestigious university, have 5K in the bank, and drive a nice car I bought myself. 

M on the other hand  lives at home, works part time at the mall, has no money, isn't in school and frankly his dick doesn't work about 60% of the time which is really frustrating/hurtful for me. He constantly talks about all the things he's "going to do," but in the year that we have dated he's moved backwards, if anything. 

I would be okay with most of this stuff since this relationship is temporary. (I've told him it's over when I leave) but recently I feel as though I am less and less charmed by him, and the things he does have started to annoy me more. 

Am I morally obligated to leave him if I feel this way? Not sure if it's relevant but he is definitely more 'into' this relationship than I am, but I feel like the fact that this is his first relationship is a contributing factor to that.  

I am just really terrible at being single ( working on myself) but I feel guilty that he likes me more than I like him, and that I am less interested in him than I used to be. Am I obligated to end it?
<bot>: are you obligated to leave someone if you start to like them less and less and you know they are more invested in the relationship than you?