<human>: Let me come out the gate and say that my fiance is a great, faithful, funny, smart, good looking guy. He aligns with me politically, all of my friends love him, parents love him etc. We have been together for nearly two years, engaged for one. There is nothing wrong in our relationship EXCEPT.......

Okay let me preface. I am a recent college graduate as is he. We met in college. I am now working f/t, cook often, go to crossfit 3-5 times a week and am planning our wedding and to possibly move somewhere where we can both be gainfully employed. I am also planning on attending graduate school and have filled out numerous applications. I am a Type A if you haven't noticed. He takes one graduate level class and cleans somewhat around the house. I find myself feeling resentful as when I was in his position (one graduate level class) I was living on my own and working f/t. I have tried to be sympathetic to the fact that he is a combat veteran and has depression from PTSD but have offered to go with him to counseling sessions as a support. Here is where our problems lie.....

I myself do not play a lot of video games, never have. I have a few TV shows I watch, but I am more of a lets go outside person. I find that lately I have been feeling like I am in a rut. I feel like we don't do many fun things, even just walks around the neighborhood. He loves to talk to me about his video games or a tv show he watched or how he smoked pot with our friend and looked at youtube videos. I find myself zoning out and more and more seeking to do things on my own (which in and of itself, is not bad.) But my question is...am I being a type A bitch? Are my expectations too high? Or is it okay to ask your partner to want to do things with you that you can mutually enjoy? To ask them to help you out a little more without getting a huff and a puff? I am unsure if this sort of pattern continues if I want to get married. I mean, it feels if I am doing things on my own, then why?

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<bot>: Fiancee is asking her fiance to do more things with her on the weekends that they can both mutually enjoy and asking him to help out more during the week so they can have time. Feeling bored and stuck in a rut.