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We both work fulltime jobs, and he's also taking 3 college classes, so we're both busy. I'm a runner, and I run 5 days a week. The majority of the housework falls on me. Cleaning, cooking, caring for the pets. It's partly because I have higher standards and partly because he works longer hours plus studies and has class. But it gets frustrating. And today while cleaning up mostly his mess in the living room (cups and bowls left on the table from earlier in the week, mail, clothes, etc), after having cleaned up his dishes from his meal prepping, I made a comment about how tired I was with cleaning up his messes. (He was cooking waffles at the time.) He got upset and hasn't talked to me since. When I apologized for losing my cool he said, "I'm used to it," and walked off. 

I understand that he's busy. But I'm busy too. His job is physically demanding. My job is mentally demanding. During the week we're both exhausted, but he doesn't seem to understand that I don't have infinite time and energy for cleaning, and while I'm happy to take care of most of it, sometimes I just get frustrated and need help. I just wish he would talk to me instead of ignoring me. How do I break through and help him understand my side without further upsetting him?
<bot>: I got frustrated while cleaning today and told my boyfriend I'm tired of cleaning up his messes. He hasn't talked to me since.