<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

Hello /r/relationships. 

I'm looking for some advice. I've been living with my partner for a while now but I've noticed in myself that I seem to push her away when she cuddles and I get notably frustrated at her for little things like walking in front of the TV or trying to give me cuddles when I do something like cook. 

This has never bothered me in the past in fact I quite used to like the latter. But now I can't stand it. 

I think I'm just with her because I honestly don't want to go through the hassle of moving out and we've got holidays abroad booked that I'd have to cancel. 

I think it's because since I've been living with her, I've hardly heard her say no to anyone. It's always us who ends up running everybody's errands, I was ok with this at first (wanting to make a good impression on her family and the like) but now they're taking advantage of her and by extension me, because if we say no, we get asked if everything's ok, if we've been fighting, if I'm the one who made her say no. It's killing me a bit. 

So what should I do?
<bot>: GF is a compulsive "yes man", but I'm selfish and want to make it work so I'm not wasting money on rent and holidays I won't go on.