<human>: My husband owns his own business but it's still young and he only makes around 200 dollars a month. I want to be supportive but according to his partner, it will be several years before they begin to see more personal profit. 

He stays at home all day and does his business from there. I work a regular job and supply 99% of our money and pay all our bills. 

My issue is that I've always believed that that there are two parts to a functional relationship and home. One person works and brings in money and the other supplies domestic stuff like cleaning and cooking. And if both work, then they split it up. 

He claims that he works 50-60 hours per week but I don't see it and a lot of that is on one or two days where he has to work all day long. 

I guess it just feels like if he isn't bringing in any money, he should be contributing more around the house, especially since his business allows him to be home all day. He almost never cleans or does any chores at all unless I nag at him to do so.

In all fairness, if anyone cooks, he does the cooking. But most of the time we just have canned and microwaved stuff. I've talked to him about this before but he feels like cleaning is useless because there are other more important things he can and should be doing. 

Do you think I'm being unreasonable in thinking that just because he stays home, he should take on a more domestic role?

Summarize the given text in a few sentences.
<bot>: Husband owns his own business but doesn't really make money. Barely contributes at all to household chores or cooking. Is it reasonable to be upset?