<human>: Can you summarize the given text in a few sentences?

I've been with my partner for 2.5 years. We have a great relationship, but there's this one blip. 

All of the women in his life, whether they be his mother, other relatives, or exes, have been housewives/housewife types. 

We've discussed all of our future plans, and we've discussed at length the fact that I want my own career outside of taking care of our house and future kids. He feels uneasy about it, because the only women he's known in his life have stayed at home while the husband works. The ones he has known to hold jobs that also have families are emotionally distant from their husbands and kids. 

I tell him to trust me, and he says he will, and believes I can handle multiple things at once. We're both at a point now where we're both holding full time jobs, more or less with the exact same schedule. 

We've been through me doing full time school, holding a part time job, volunteering with our church on the weekends, and having a relationship and outside social life together. I know having kids, a marriage and a full time job are on a different plane than these things, but I do have a lot of faith in my ability to give the most amount of attention as I can to multiple things at once. 

I still sense a little bit of unease when we bring future kids and working up to him. He knows I'm nothing like the other women he's witnessed with full time jobs and families, but I feel sometimes like I don't have anything else to tell him but "trust me."

It's starting to get a little frustrating. Am I wrong for that? What else can I say to ease his fears? (Please, no "you should break up" advice. I want to try and fix this to the best of my ability before considering pulling any plug.)
<bot>: My partner has had little experience with women working full time while having a family, and the experience he has had has been negative. How do I convince him that I'm not gonna forget about home life while working full time?