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Input: I'll start with the fact my boyfriend is too good for me. I'm 21, a highschool dropout, have never had a job and likely never will because of various illnesses. I can't cook, be social, leave the house alone, drive, I'm very nonfunctional. I'm pretty useless in society and have accepted that. But my boyfriend is an amazing person. He tries to help everyone, is never mean or angry, he is honestly a good person.

I've got about 3 things I'm better at. He is better than me in almost every single way. My biggest achievment on something we both work on is Pokemon Go. (I really enjoyed playing it because in the summer I'd walk around my town and the sunlight would make me feel better and helped me deal with my plethora of mental illnesses.) I'm a level above him and doing slightly better, but it's been a bitch. I live in a small town that started out with 2 stops and no gym and that didn't change until a few months ago. For the first 2 years I worked with 2 stops and that's it. I never got money or raids, I worked hard to get to where I am, which isn't actually that far. I took a break from the game and got back into it with him.

My problem is he bought 2,500 coins to "keep up with me" but he's literally a level below me. He has 9 incubators going at all times whilst I have 1. He never runs out of pokeballs or potions or lucky eggs or incense. I feel like all my hard work is worth less than $30, cause that's all it took for him to surpass me in every way.

I try really hard to cope with the fact that I will never be good enough for him and I do that by thinking of how I can actually be helpful. Pokemon Go was the only way I was ever of any use and now that's gone AND I feel like my work is invalidated.

He said if I'm upset about the cost then I should be upset about the gas, but I'm not upset about the cost. I'm upset that he got so many coins and I spent months working my way up, never having a single coin. He's got over twice as many coins as I've EVER had and also has a lot more opportunity to play (2 gyms and 4 pokestops in the small town he lives in, plus he can drive whilst I don't have my license or vehicle. It's rural Saskatchewan, so this time of year you can't go walking around with your hands out of your pockets.) I will add that with my plethora of mental illnesses I've already got extreme inadequacy issues that I work hard to control but don't always succeed. 

As I've said, I can't have a job. I never had the option to just buy coins and I likely never will. He just took a massive step forward that I can't keep up with. Am I the asshole for having a meltdown over this?  I just feel like all the fun of the game and all my effort and achievements have been invalidated. 

being upset with my boyfriend