<human>: We have been dating for three years, and moved to Alberta after I graduated from college this last summer, which is where I'm from so he has been having trouble making friends and creating a life for himself. The thing is, he didn't have much of a life where we lived before, it was his hometown so he had friends there, but not much else, his family all moved away from his hometown as well so we thought it would be good to get out of there, try and do a bigger city. I have made an intentional effort to not hang out with my friends from high school too much, I made a promise to myself that I wouldn't just leave him in the dust. Every time he wants to have someone over from work I say yes immediately and encourage him to pursue the friendships he is growing with his coworkers. We just got off the phone (i'm at work, it's his day off) and the conversation turned to his unhappiness, he said of course he's unhappy, he doesn't feel like he has anything going for him. "So our relationship is the only thing I have to be proud of... so when we have problems to work on or something it feels like I just fail all around." is what he said to me. So whenever I bring up that he seems unhappy or any problem at all he takes it really poorly. I just feel so under appreciated right now. I mean I'm avoiding my friends willingly (without saying a word to him about it) to make sure that he doesn't get left alone too much, I do most of the cleaning and since I make more money, I often try and pay for things and am trying really hard to stay positive. 
I am getting so burnt out, I am a worrier, I struggle with anxiety myself, but I just feel so alienated from him right now. I don't know how to handle this anymore. I love him and do believe that he loves me, I just don't know how to deal with him, he seems so illogical and unreasonable...

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<bot>: Bf is mopey and unhappy with his life, and feels like he has nothing to be proud of. I in turn feel alienated and anxious.