It's good that you accept your anger and therefore, try to walk from it to calm down before discussing.
He needs to understand that you are two completely different people in that regard and there is nothing wrong with that, in-fact it's a good key to a successful relationship if both parties understand each other's actions and reactions... he needs to respect that.
You however, need to ascertain where this anger is coming from?
I remember at 17, I smashed dishes and then ran outside because my boyfriend at the time would be simular, and it would just manifest... I worked out my anger stemmed from my Mother and once I let all of that go, I've never had an angry bone really in my body since.
With regards to pure "laziness" that's all it is. Again, your allowing this "anger" to manifest...
Leave the car... if he doesn't do it, eventually he will.
He probably had a Mum who did everything for him, again you need to not get "angry" and tell him off, rather, you need to write your emotions down and state, something triggers me, things make me angry, I am going to establish what that is, however, some of my points are very valid. I can't go to school, work, or whatever and come home and spend another 2hrs cleaning... We have to share responsibilites so that there's no stress in our lives. This you have to understand to assist the relationship.
At this point everything I think has manafested you are two different people and you probably would be better off with someone who didn't mind helping and understood that you need to walk away, but I am sure that somethings you do, urks the heck out of him as well.. Two way street, two sides to every story.
CW



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My anger comes from him just not helping. I feel like he never ever listens to me because I have told him repeatedly how I feel and it does no good. I have wrote down what I feel and it does no good.
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