Honestly, I knew what TRP for men was but I had no idea there was an active TRPWomen subreddit. It doesn't seem as popular, but there are enough women on here that it makes me feel better about the way I am. Hopefully ya'll won't mind me sharing my current story and giving me better tips on how to either maintain or better my situation.

So I am 22, will have obtained my Bachelor's in the next few months in Public Health, and currently work under AmeriCorps for a non-profit. I just read someone's tip on here that the best option should have been to complete a degree in a field where a job is more easily obtainable after undergrad, but I guess it is too late for that now. So I plan to go into a grad program, but one that is preferably only 1-1.5 years such as Communications and hopefully be able to begin a decent salaried career.

I have been dating my boyfriend for the last almost 2 years. He is 24, has both Bachelor and Masters degrees in Accounting, and has been working at a B4 for the past year with an early promotion on the horizon. Between never paying for any meals, the designer gifts, and vacations, our pet rabbit - my boyfriend has easily spent over $5000 on me throughout the relationship. Of course, I feel lucky and over the moon I got with someone so amazing, but we are still not fully adults I feel like. He even has said that he wants to entirely switch careers at some point because he doesn't particularly like what he does. At one point we'll have a lot more expenses and he'll probably expect more of me later, so this all worries me, but I believe he is more than competent enough to be successful in that transition, or at least stop before too much money or time has been invested. Overall though, he has made it obvious that he will be the primary breadwinner and financial caretaker in the relationship - which is exactly what I want out of a husband. In return, I do cook for him when I am at his apartment, I clean his room, the bathroom, do his laundry whenever I can, etc. Looks wise I think I used to be more attractive, but he's never made me feel otherwise. So ladies, what strategies should I continue to do or develop to make sure he keeps this role with me? I love being treated this way and like that I have little financial worries, and the fact we get along like 2 peas in a pod only solidifies that I want him. I want to encourage this behavior and hopefully he proposes soon too, because I really cannot wait to be in the home with him and take care of his needs from there. Am I going in the right direction?