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Me: 21/f. Him: 23/m. We've been together for 2 years. When we met we were both at university and things went quickly from there. Now, he's done school and working at a job he got immediately after graduation. Things have gone extremely well for him, he got promoted very quickly and makes more money now than a lot of people do in their mid thirties. He also has a very nice apartment and car. Of course I'm extremely happy for him, but all the "luck" he's been having is making me self-conscience about my own abilities. I still have another year of school, and, although I have a very difficult degree, my job prospects afterwards aren't looking so shiny. I still live with mom and dad and I have no money for fancy dinners and pricy vacations. As a result, he pays for most of our activities and dates. He will also occasionally joke about being my "sugar-daddy" and he often treats me condescendingly, like I'm a child, even though I study difficult material, and am currently working 3 jobs to pay for school, and to save for eventually moving out. He also scoffs at folks who don't go to college and are unemployed. I am constantly reminding him that not everyone can afford school, and jobs aren't usually easy to come by for other people.

He says my "stage-of-life" doesn't bother him, but that sounds to me like he's compromising. I want to be with someone who feels LUCKY to be with me. I feel like I have a lot to offer, to the right person (I hope that doesn't sound too arrogant). Is it worth it to stay with someone you love, if you feel like crap about yourself?

Thank you to anyone who will read this. I decided to make a post because I've never heard of anyone with this problem before, without the genders reversed.
<bot>: I struggle to stay afloat with 3 jobs and school, while my bf enjoys a successful lifestyle. He says it doesn't bother him, but I am resentful about it