You say you'd feel regretful later in life if you break up with him now, so that's an indication that you value what you've found in him.
I think it might be possible to eat your cake and have it in this situation:
It sounds like you enjoy having a more social life while he prefers to stay home. If this is truly his preference, then I am guessing that he doesn't expect you to always want to be home with him. A true compromise would be that you have mutually agreed-upon days when you get to spend time out of the house with or without him. Those days that are without him, he aught not get jealous about or complain about being lonely; and you, while out, have to ensure that you stay faithful and trustworthy.
If this kind of an agreement or some semblance of it still proves unsatisfactory to either of you, then the relationship itself may have more problems than either of you is being honest about.
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You say you'd feel regretful later in life if you break up with him now, so that's an indication that you value what you've found in him.
I think it might be possible to eat your cake and have it in this situation:
It sounds like you enjoy having a more social life while he prefers to stay home. If this is truly his preference, then I am guessing that he doesn't expect you to always want to be home with him. A true compromise would be that you have mutually agreed-upon days when you get to spend time out of the house with or without him. Those days that are without him, he aught not get jealous about or complain about being lonely; and you, while out, have to ensure that you stay faithful and trustworthy.
If this kind of an agreement or some semblance of it still proves unsatisfactory to either of you, then the relationship itself may have more problems than either of you is being honest about.