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22/f & 26/m Length: 6 Months

Our relationship is fantastic, I've never cared about someone so much ever before.  We both come from reasonably comfortable backgrounds, so I'm no stranger to "money."  I also work in the luxury trade.  My boyfriend is very good at what he does and therefore very *very* successful. 

We split all costs 50/50 and because I tend to spend more time at his flat than his at mine, I try to pitch in a little bit more to be fair.

Today we were talking and I asked about a dinner he has at the weekend which is for a close family member's birthday, and I asked if he was treating.  He seemed a bit insulted, and said "what, do you think I'm made of money?"  I was a little surprised, and I said "of course not, I was just asking, you know I don't care about how much money you have."  To which he replied with a somewhat sarcastic, "uh huh"  and I asked him, "do you honestly think I'm with you just because of your money?" 

This whole interaction wasn't as negative as it sounds in writing, but there were undertones that an idiot couldn't miss.  We were light hearted and joking seconds before and after it.

But there's truth in irony, and if deep inside he feels like that or worries about it, I absolutely MUST make sure that he KNOWS that I truly do not care about his wallet. Based on the industry I work in, I know what it's like to worry about people wanting to use you for your money, but I really don't care about it.  I come from a solid background and have skills and opportunities which mean I don't have to worry about money. I'm with him because I chose him, and I love HIM.   

How can I set this straight?
<bot>: Boyfriend assumes I might only want him for his money, but I actually don't care, and want to set this record straight.