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Input: My partner and I have been fighting a lot lately. There are plenty of reasons why, but the most concerning to him is that we don't spend enough time together. We both work full time, similar shifts ( just off by a few hours). The problem is that I go to school full-time, too. He knew when we got together that I am going to school. He knew I am aiming for a difficult degree that requires a lot of my time. I've made it clear to him in the past how important this is to me because I've put it off for so long.

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In our most recent fight he brought up again that we don't spend enough time together. I realize it's not an ideal amount of time, but there isn't much to be done about it. I  honestly think considering how busy I am, we spend a decent amount of time together. Dinner almost every night together before I get into homework, I try to take breaks based on when he'll be home, etc. I'm in the last year and half of my degree and classes are only getting harder, meaning I need to spend more time doing homework. I tell him I give him every spare minute I can, but homework comes first. He suggests that I lighten my workload (take fewer classes). 

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I am absolutely floored by this. I think it's an extremely selfish thing for him to ask of me. I tell him so, and absolutely not, it's non-negotiable. I refuse to take fewer classes because he can't cope with the amount of time I do have for him. Honestly I was so blown away that he would even suggest it, I lost my temper a bit. I didn't say the above things in the nicest tone. He surprised that I didn't take that suggestion well and said that he thought that it wasn't that crazy of an idea because he thought the relationship was more important to me than that, and is making me out to be the asshole in this whole thing. I've refused to talk about this any further with him because I just won't take fewer classes because he needs more of my attention. So, AITA?

not making sacrifices for my relationship