<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

My boyfriend and I have been together for two years. Last summer, he got a well-paying job in his field in a less-than-desirable location for two young gay men (conservative city in the Midwest US). I moved here to be with him, and have since found a good job in my much less lucrative field. 

This spring, the boyfriend accepted an even better job in a bigger city. The distance, along with me feeling trapped in the city we initially moved to, made the relationship rocky for a few months, however things have since smoothed out and our relationship is stronger than ever. 

One of the benefits of his new job is that he can fly for free to most cities in the US and some international destinations. Obviously, he is taking advantage of that perk and has been traveling to a new place nearly every other weekend. He has been traveling a lot, but thankfully he has also made sure to spend time with me. 

While I am so happy that he has a good-paying job and is able to take these vacations, I am starting to feel jealous and even resentful. Travel is one of my biggest passions in life, but on my current salary I can only afford to take a few small trips each year. Seeing my boyfriend make nearly double my salary, while traveling constantly, is making me feel jealous and insecure about my own career. 

I'm not going to tell my boyfriend to stop traveling, but I am also worried that the current dynamic is just going to make me more and more resentful. 

Has anyone dealt with a similar situation?
<bot>: Boyfriend's job lets him travel as much as he wants. I feel like I'm stuck where I live and am feeling jealous of his constant traveling.