<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

To give some background:

I love my partner, we've been through hell and back, with each of us playing the demon and the angel in different areas. We've come through that, and are now living exclusively alone, and happy doing so.

A long time ago, he moved here from Germany to live with me, and we both worked to live together.

However,  during the last many, many months, I was unemployed, and he was supporting me. I love him so much for doing that, and because of it, we had many nights laughing, drinking, staying up all night to watch TV shows, and working on our dream. He has a degree in Game Design, and I've been learning the necessary programming language, you see, so we spent many nights talking up our ideas, and laying out a foundation to our dream, which seemed concrete.

Now that I'm working, things are rough.

He works 3 12-hour shifts Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 6:30pm to 7:00am. I work M-F from 8am-6pm, so obviously we aren't around each other as much as we used to be, and its taking it's toll on me.

I love him, and I would never quit my job and leave him supporting me, but its taking it's toll. I want to be around him, I want to have days like we used to. Now, though, I'm waking up before he gets home on Fridays and Mondays, and I'm going to bed before he's ready to. Our hopes and dreams, it seems to me, are dissolving into this monotonous work-life drone.

I really don't know what to do, should he look for a different shift or job? Should I drudge through this (like I know I can) until opportunity shows it's face? Or...well, what else?
<bot>: My partner and I work very different shifts, and it's been taking it's toll on the hope and dreams I had forged while I was unemployed. I don't know how to make myself feel that way anymore.