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Input: My BF and I have been dating for 3 years and live in a flatshare. We have separate leases and separate finances - he has had his for his room for a few years now, and I have had mine for two smaller rooms in the apartment for a few months. Because I mostly stay in his room, our plan was to rent out the smallest room on AirBNB. 

It's been about two months and it's gone quite well so far. The only issue we have is about the money we make from it. To attach some numbers, let's say his rent is $400, mine is $500, and the amount we make when the room is rented out 85% of the month is $1000. I think we should use the money we make to cover our rent first. 

My BF is currently taking it all for himself because he does most of the work for it. I won't dispute that he does. He generally lets the guests in, and before and after they're here he changes or washes the sheets and vacuums in the room. It takes maybe 10 minutes. I help him out with it when I'm around, but more often than not the guests come and go when I'm at work. 

I work a 9-5 job. I don't make a lot, but it's enough for me to survive and enjoy life. My BF is a student. He doesn't have any classes and rarely studies. He works about one day a week. He actually makes more money than me a month because he gets significant contributions from his parents. However, he has not been very responsible and is often out of money by the end of the month, whereas I usually still manage to save a fair amount of my income.

I haven't seen a cent of the AirBNB money yet. My BF says it's because he hasn't managed his funds well the last few months but that he has a budget now and it'll be better. However, he still doesn't think I should get the equivalent of my rent covered from the AirBNB funds. That would be a 50/50 split (we both get $500, so I get my rent covered and he gets rent covered +$100). He thinks he deserves more because he does more for it.

So, am I the asshole for wanting a 50/50 split on the AirBNB funds so we both can cover our rent? I see his perspective that he does more for it, but at the same time I'm technically leasing the room we're renting, plus I do help out whenever I can. 

wanting the money we make from airbnb to cover our rent first