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I had a boyfriend who let some people borrow a pen of his on a hike. He realized he hadn't retrieved it back and spent the rest of the hike legitimately worried and following them back to retrieve it.
Became an entire thing for like an $8 item. Maybe your gf doesn't want to stress over $8.
I decided to end things with my ex.
I agree with you that hours worked inside and outside the home should be even regardless of pay. But I also see the point that OP CHOOSES to work in a job she loves but that job doesn't pay well. Her husband doesn't have that luxury because someone has to pay the bills. The wife is “nurturing her hobbies” during her work time, and let's assume the husband would work somewhere else for less money and more enjoyment if he could.
OP mentions that she works more hours than her husband. Should he therefore do more housework to even it out? What if she works so much more that for it to be even, husband has to do all the housework? Even if she were making more money, at some point that becomes a choice. We all know workaholic spouses, who don't need to work all that time and don't contribute to housework. Is that fair?
I'm just saying that with partners that have their own and each others' best interests at heart could sit down and decide what's the most fair way to deal with this. If I'm the husband, I'd want my spouse to enjoy her work and I'd be proud of her. If I'm the wife, I'd get that working less would help by being able to take on more of the housework and free up time for both of them. And in either place, I'd understand that if things are not well balanced out, the other side may feel resentment. But it takes communication, a partnership and most importantly, awin/win rather than an adversarial approach.
He isn't having sex with you, he's masturbating himself by using your body to do it. Like a sex doll. I'd have a very serious think about if you want to stay with him to make it work. If so, you need to have a very serious conversation with him. If he isn't willing to change and focus on you in bed as well, you need to think about if you want to continue a marriage with someone so selfish.
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We have to be on the same page financially, considering we share an apartment
If you were roommates who were not dating, then yes you would equally share rent. In such a case, you could throw out the non-paying roommate and find another.
But the two of you are in a relationship, so the situation is different. In this case, if your girlfriend is unreliable financially or irresponsible, you have no right to complain because you choose to be with her. If you didn't know your girlfriend well before moving in with her, you have only yourself to blame. Your choice is stay with her and make up the slack financially or break up with her. But you don't have the right to get mad at her for being who she is.