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

My boyfriend has always had trouble getting out of bed. When we started living together I became his alarm. Every day I'd begin the wake up process at 7:30 and remind him to get up every 10 minutes or so until he finally dragged himself out of bed after I started getting upset with him. My irritation seemed to be the only effective method of waking him. This started taking a toll on our relationship, it makes me feel like his mom, and I'm an early riser and an organized person, I'm never late, I never forget things at home, and he's the opposite, so it stresses me out to feel so disorganized. I should also note that we work for the same company which is why this is an issue. Otherwise I'd let him oversleep everyday and suffer the natural consequences at work. It's possible for me to drive to work separately but we take a toll bridge which costs about $6 a day. Close to $120 a month, a bill I'm not eager to double. 

I explained to him how I was feeling and he agreed to start setting an alarm and getting himself up. He was very sincere, apologized for stressing me out and said he would set an alarm. Well he forgot to set it or he wasnt setting it properly. After a few days of that I yelled at him and he got the picture and started double checking. Well now he's getting himself out of bed everyday. But only after hitting snooze ten times. So we're back at square one. I'm not getting him out of bed every day anymore, but I'm still stressed out because we're late everyday. 

I know that at least part of the problem is that he stays up too late playing Prison Architect and Kerbal, but could he have a legitimate sleep disorder? He snores heavily, I think because his allergies affect his breathing and occasionally suffers from night terrors. I'm going to feel like a shit head if he has a legitimate reason for not being able to get out of bed, but from where I'm sitting he just looks like he's not trying hard enough.
<bot>: my boyfriend treats me like his personal alarm clock. How do I get him to take responsibility for his half of the morning routine?