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

Hi there!

So, story goes, I've been talking/dating this guy for about 6 months. Currently, we are talking about moving in together; my dorm lease is going to run out in May, and he wants to move back out of his Dad's place. Cool beans, I could see myself living with him. Problem is, he makes way much more money than me. I'm working minimum wage to put myself through college, while he's a Building Contractor making about 60,000 a year. While talking about moving in together (he wants to rent a house or condo or something large), he fully expects me to split rent 50/50 with him. 

This rankles me a little bit. His last girlfriend [22F] didn't work, didn't go to school, and he let her freeload for months before he moved out when they broke up. Yet, I'm expected to pay up? First, he wants to live way far away from my campus, meaning I'd have to drive and wouldn't be able to bike, spending more money. Second, he doesn't want to live in the cheap student housing, where everyone rents a room in the house instead of renting the house as a whole. This makes sure if someone moves out, nobody's rent goes up.

I guess what I'm asking is, is it unreasonable for me to not want to pay him rent for him leasing a house? I'd rather us just rent two rooms in student housing like I said and have each of us pay for our own room, so I don't feel obligated to owe him money (the lease would be in his name). I've talked to him about this, but he does not want us to both rent a room, and I don't want to owe him money monthly.
<bot>: boyfriend wants me to pay way too much rent that I can't afford, won't take my lower cost option. Didn't make his ex pay rent, feels bad man.