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My partner and I met when I was in grad school about 6 years ago. We don't plan to get married but consider each other life partners.

I've been a postdoc for 2 years and my contract is ending. I want to look for another postdoc job and stay on the academic track. My partner has been encouraging me to get out of the academic rat race and get an industry job that will pay me 2-3x more.

I have mixed feelings. I see his point. We could use the extra money. We both had unexpected medical expenses that we'll be paying off for a long time. I haven't even paid off my undergrad loans yet. My job requires long hours for little pay and a lot of frustration.

But I also feel like I would be abandoning something that has been my goal/plan for a long time. I don't think I'm ready to give up on it yet, even though it isn't exactly making me happy.

I'm frustrated because I wish my partner would be that "cheerleader" for me and support me instead of trying to push me into a different track just so we can have more money.

I feel conflicted. On the one hand I resent his lack of support and on the other I kind of think he's right. So I come to you for some objective advice. Reddit, who's right? How should I handle this?
<bot>: Partner wants me to give up academic job to make more money. I kind of agree but mostly don't and am not sure who's right or how to address it. It is causing resentment and frustration.