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Input: My boyfriend \[21\] and I \[20\] have been together for nearly a year and a half, and I love him to pieces. We've always gotten along well with each other, but recently things have gotten rockier than usual. Throughout our entire relationship, he has had an issue with punctuality, often leading us to change plans or postpone things at my inconvenience. Since we first began dating, he has also had a sleep schedule much different than mine: he'd frequently go to bed at 3-4 am and wake up at noon, while I'd go to bed at 11 pm and wake up at 7 am. I've found this understandable in the past, as he was in the process of applying to graduate school and was quite busy/stressed for several months. 

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However, it's been nearly a year since we've moved in together and, despite his schedule returning to normal, he now goes to bed at 6 am and wakes up at 2 pm. While before he was staying up to catch up with work, he now stays up to watch tv shows or play video games. This turns into a major inconvenience to me when he leaves the bedroom lights on until the early morning, making it difficult for me to fall asleep at night. I've spoken to him about this in the past, and he has agreed to turn off the lights and take his computer to a different room after midnight. However, for the last week, he's been back in the usual routine of going to bed at 6 and waking up at 2. Last night, he stayed up until 6 am talking loudly to a friend on the phone, causing me to lose several hours of sleep. After he was finally finished with his conversation, I had a brief talk with him about how I would like to move out if this continues. Once again, he has agreed to keep the lights off after midnight, but I don't know if I can take much more of this if it continues. I'm a university student and, in addition to classes, I work a part-time job, and I'm worried that if things don't change (as I suspect they won't), it is my future that will be affected. I can't stress how much he means to me, but I question if it is really worth continuing to date him if we only get to spend a 3-4 hours together each day (incl. weekends). AITA for wanting to break up with him over something as trivial as having a different lifestyle than me?

wanting to break up with my bf over a difference in sleep schedules