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

Here are the facts:

(1.) My partner and I are around the same age and live together, but 
(2.) I've graduated from college and have a full time corporate job, and they are still going to school and working a part-time minimum wage retail job. 
(3.) I make twice what they make, and so I try to cover as much of the shared grocery/household expenses as I can. 
(4.) I work a consistent schedule, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays (with a commute that is one hour either way, so more like 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.), whereas they mostly work mornings and on weekends and go to school at night on weekdays, coming home late around 9 or 10 p.m.

Because of this arrangement, it seems to work out that I have become BOTH the primary breadwinner AND the homemaker, coming home from what feels like a 10 hour day just to make dinner for my partner and then go to bed. Neither of has much time or energy to clean (although my partner does dishes usually! I am very grateful for that) and so the house is kind of a mess, and when I get home, I often consider spending the few hours of free time I have before I make dinner cleaning the house, but it just exhausts me to even look at it.

I love my partner very much, and I know my partner would contribute more (financially and physical housework-wise) if they could, and that they even feel bad for being so busy and are incredibly stressed from having to pay their way through college and work so much, but I can't help getting really frustrated about bearing what feels like the brunt of the shared relationship duties.
<bot>: because of time/financial reasons I am both the breadwinner and the homemaker in my relationship and it really stresses me out