<human>: I work a lot already: a professional full-time job plus an occasional part-time gig. I also do volunteer work, have a hobby outside the house, and go to work or social functions regularly with and without him. I am also writing my PhD dissertation. In short, I am the busiest person most people know who does not have kids.

Meanwhile my husband wakes up at 5 and goes to work and comes home at 8pm. He tries to work 10+ hours every day and this is normal in his field. We sleep in separate rooms so I don't also have to wake up at 5am. We set aside one weekend day to spend together but I don't feel this is enough or frequent enough. He knows I have a problem with this schedule but I also know he resents the restrictiveness of this schedule (i.e., he feels pressure to be home at 8pm). I also think he'd eventually resent me if I asked him to go in later or come home earlier. I know that he has a lot of work and that scientific work is sometimes unpredictable. However after a year of this, I feel very neglected and ignored. I now understand the 'bored housewife' trope even though I am neither! I worry that I will begin to seek out other companionship. No, he is not cheating; he is definitely working the entire day.

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<bot>: my husband and I both work long hours and have fulfilling hobbies and enough alone time, but he feels restricted and I feel neglected.