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Input: Boyfriend has tried going to school many times before i met him.  maybe 5?  He has always been in the service industry as a server/back of the house, etc.  He complains all  the time that he hates the job and wants to get out of the industry.  At first he tried real estate, he said industry was booming and he could make  a lot.  He went to school, passed one state test, failed the federal or something 3 times and quit.  All while doing part time serving, while I supported him with my full time job. We live together by ourselves.  Recently about 3 months ago he started going online school for IT, he said that he loved computers and this was his what he wanted to do.  IT made a lot of money and had a high pay while moving up.  I was proud and said good for you trying to make a change.  I was really proud of him for deciding to do something with his life.  

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Just now he said he wanted to quit school (already failed a class and is now on academic probation for doing bad in his current class). He said he will start to be a bar back since they have potential for a lot of money.  Which I guess they do.  Every time he would start school he would tell me to make sure he's on track.  So when he told me he wanted to quit school this time I told him not to, and he hated his current job and told me to keep him on track.  I basically told him what he told me back.  He got mad at me for being irritated and said he just wanted to complain.  Then he said I wasn't being supportive.

I honestly don't know what to do.  I'm his girlfriend so I'm supposed to be supportive but he just always gives up.  I'm supporting him now (he pays half but sometimes he falls short), he only works 4 days so he can go to school online, but now he wants to quit.  How long should I be a supporting girlfriend, like I know some people aren't meant to go to school because they just can't mentally handle it. People need time to figure out what they want to do and I know it might not be now for him.   Was I in the wrong for getting annoyed? Should I have just agreed and let him complain and quit school and support him until he finds his passion?

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He hates being in service industry, complains all the time.  Maybe being a bar back is his thing so he can work his way up to a bartender.  At the right restaurant/bar they have the ability to make a lot.  But when he's unhappy with his life, sometimes he comes home and it affects our life together.  AITA if I were to break up with him because of his choice to quit school?

breaking up with my boyfriend because he wants to give up school..again