<human>: I live independently & work a job that pays very well, does not require a degree of any kind, and allows me to take ample time off if I wish to do so. I have a IRA for retirement. I am not pursuing a degree. I do not stick with any hobby or interest for too long. I'd say I'm a content person and very grateful for my circumstances. 
He lives with his family, is a full-time student, and keeps a very busy schedule. He works on the weekends. He has, from a young age, known what he is passionate about and what he wants to do for a living. He procrastinates a lot and has been diagnosed with depression.

He has admitted that he is jealous of me. He tells me that I am lazy and short-sighted. He tells me that I do not deserve the money I make because I squander it; that there are people out there who are harder working and need it more than I do. He admits that I have talent that I do not deserve because people with more passion would kill for it. He tells me that he wishes I were someone he could look up to, but I'm just not. He says he doesn't have a lot of respect for me because I show no signs of seeking self-improvement.

I feel hurt. I am afraid to share my life with him. I fear he will continue to judge me and I will never feel accepted. 

I want to read different perspectives on this situation to broaden my understanding of it and to help me to see all of my options and the possible outcomes of any actions I may take to remedy the situation. How does this look to an outsider? Has anyone been in my position before? Has anyone been in his?

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<bot>: Depressed BF thinks I am not ambitious/inspiring enough for him. Can't seem to get over it. Need fresh perspectives/ideas.