<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

My boyfriend and I met on the internet when I was a freshman in college and he was still in high school. He ended up getting accepted into my university and now here we are. I am graduating soon and he is finishing up his second year.

He did well in high school (enough to get accepted into a good university), but now his grades are awful. He was okay at first, and I just kept telling him to do better next quarter, but now I see F's and D's and I am panicking. I have never received lower than a C- on my transcript. His major is physics and I know it's hard, but he is missing simple assignments and attendance and losing really easy points that could earn him a B, but instead he is getting an F.

I'm just terrified that he will not make anything of himself. He is incredibly smart, but when I ask him why he misses these things he has no explanation. He just "forgot." He lays around or plays videos games and never studies or does homework until the day before a test. He said this quarter it was "hard for him to wake up because my room is so dark." His grades are progressively getting worse and I don't know if I can be a student for the both of us and remind him of everything. 

I'm sitting here crying because I see myself going to graduate school and being successful and I'm not sure he will be capable of that. The boy I fell in love with three years ago had a passion for learning and I don't see it anymore. Sometimes my parents ask me how he is doing in school and I have to lie and say he gets A's. I feel horrible and somehow feel like it is my fault just for existing and distracting him. I don't know if his GPA will recover from this. His parents never really cared about his grades and I feel like a bitchy girlfriend for getting upset with him, but I'm upset because I care so much about him and I want to have a good future with him and I don't see it with this kind of behavior. I love him so much. I just don't know what else I can do.
<bot>: Boyfriend is doing awful in school. I've tried to help, but I don't really know what else to do.