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Has she ever voiced concern about you lacking talent? Is that important to her that you share those interests?
Presumably, she dated you for other reasons so unless she actually mentioned it being an issue it may just be a personal issue of you feeling inadequate. People love others for lots of reasons, not just because they want to be with someone exactly like themselves. You may be providing a lot of other things to her that you may not even think about.
If it's something that you just can't let go. Talk to her about it. Let her know how you feel and she may just reassure you that she loves other aspects of you. I've dated plenty of talented people and while it may be one way for them to relate to others it's rare that that is their entire life and that they cannot relate to others who are not great at what they're great at.
I'm sure you're great at lots of things, just not art or music. Be more confident in those things.
So now is the time to sit down and agree to a new morning plan.
What time does he need to be up. How are you waking him up: I would go with I will come in at X time and tap you on shoulder, make sure your eyes open, and that is it. How are you handling when it is time to go and he isn't awake: 10 minutes before I leave, I will go in and give you one harder shake and tell you that you have 10 minutes before I am leaving. How are you handling when he isn't ready to go: We agree that we need to leave by X time to make the train, so if you aren't at the door by X time, I am leaving and you are on your own.
Then, you stick with this plan and refuse to fight about it. Give him a shoulder shake, give him the 10 minute panic shake, leave at X time with or without him. When he gets cranky or upset about missing the train, simply say “this is the routine we agreed to, if you want a different routine, then we can discuss it.” And that discussion has to be HIM proposing other solutions that involve HIM dealing with getting up, not that you need to be more responsible than giving him a shake each morning.
And if he keeps complaining, just be very clear with him. “Okay, this isn't working and I'm tired of fighting about it, so we are now each entirely responsible for getting up and getting where we need to go, separately. I can't keep fighting about this when you are an adult in charge of getting up and getting places on time, so now it is fully on you and I don't want to hear about it.”
The biggest thing here is that you need to stick with the plan, mostly in terms of not catering to him or engaging in a fight about it. Stick with what you agree to do for him, and when he gets upset fully exit the conversation and make sure you get to work on time.
I was thinking the same thing.
After you tell her, would you get a vasectomy.
Of course he’s capable of that. And clearly he’s violent when he’s high. He will not stop for you or the baby.
How often is he staying back at the office to play pool