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Input: I (27F) work full time and my partner (34F) stays at home. No kids. Several animals though. My partner and I are both disabled in different ways. She just can't maintain working on a regular basis and is on short term disability while working on a long term disability plan. She also has moderate OCD, so the cleaning is always done. 

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Her average days she may struggle with being fatigued and body sore. Some days are bad and I don't ever expect things to be done. But I would like dinner to have a bit of effort in it, not taking a frozen chicken breast out and over cooking it into another realm. Or doing chores while I am at work rather than wait until I am home and get obligated dirty looks if I don't immediately stop what I am doing to help her. She spends her day watching movies and documentaries and on the phone with her sisters. 

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She cleans so much that it is actually a source of many fights. For the excessive anger, god forbid I drop a crumb on the floor or the dogs shed a hair. She will not get help for it, and the cost of cleaning supplies is getting to be too much. 

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I do ALL errands outside of the house, groceries, shoveling, get the mail, pick up meds, etc etc. I am also disabled but am high functioning. I feel like my needs have been very under met and I want to bring this up but I feel like I maybe am asking for too much.

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She has an expectation that if I am running an errand, I have to pick her up first and then go do the errand. So she can 'get outside more'. This adds a minimum of an hour of driving onto my day at least. But she will refuse to bus anywhere to meet me or go outside the house to do anything. She will go visit her sisters though. I have suggested volunteering, meeting new people, group therapies, any therapy.

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Even when I get home from work for the day, I barely have time to sit. I look after the dogs and her cat. I make sure things around the house are done that she didn't do, and I help cook when I can. 

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TLDR: I work full time and my stay at home partner does minimal work at home and leaves errands for me to do. 

expecting more to be done at home while I am at work