<prompt> Human: Moving to new city for bf, Im currently looking for a new job there. Usually my field will pay 70kyear. He wants to split rent 5050 but his current job will allow him to make over twice of what I can make. By his logic, if he pays for 2 months of rent, I owe him 2 months of rent even though I am not currently employed and once I get a job, he expects me to cover however many months that he paid. If I get a job in 3 months, he would expect me to pay for the next 3 months even though I am currently unemployed. I want to split based on a percentage since I have student loans to pay off but he doesnt think thats fair and prefers a 5050 split.His argument is that he doesnt want to factor his commission90k into his income since it isnt set in stone and is based off of his performance. He also wants me to disregard everything hes making from commissions into my calculations. Financially speaking, he is in a way better condition than I am Im broke and unemployed.Im upset that hes cares more about his financial security than mine.So, with all that being said, what is the most fair way to split the bills?  <response>: My wife and I were in a very similar situation, I made more than her and I felt since I did I would pay more towards our expenses. We found the income based idea was helpful in our case. but it also kinda sounds like your bf is a douche...so there is that to deal with as well 