I have a similar issue too, OP! I actually can’t believe the similarities in some of our specifics. So now my reply might be long as I get it off my chest!! (Maybe mine is even worse!)
My husband isn’t an early riser. He sleeps until around 9am and then I have to bring him a coffee in bed, when I get back from the school run, otherwise he doesn’t feel “loved”. We are both self employed so we set our own hours but we have young children and I’m up with them every day.
He wants to stay up until about 1am every week night. On weekends he expects me to stay up until like 3am but then he’ll sleep in until about 11 (and I have to bring him a coffee as soon as he starts loudly clearing his throat.) Drives me up the bloody wall.
I get up around 20 mins before my kids, so that I can have a shower and get dressed etc. So, that’s about 6am and that’s every day, because kids don’t just do Monday - Friday.
On the weekends, I still get up at 6am for my shower, because otherwise I’m waiting until noon, when my husband comes downstairs. He takes 1 hour to get ready after receiving his coffee. I can’t just sit around in my pyjamas like that - it’s just not the way I was raised.
My final gripe is that he wants sex EVERY day and I don’t anymore - just because I’m in my “young kids era”… and he can literally sulk for weeks, if he doesn’t get it. That’s my biggest relationship gripe.
I do not even get a lie-in on my birthday or Mother’s Day. He doesn’t actually “believe” in Mother’s Day anyway. This isn’t even a joke - this is quite literally my life.
I genuinely don’t hate my husband. Life isn’t so black and white. I have a lot of fun with him and, despite what others would identify in my situation, I don’t consider myself abused. I find a lot of strength in my lovely family and my excellent career and my great hobbies. We travel together and we talk every day. Honestly, I love the very bones of the man and I know how that sounds - like I’m deluded.
That said, I think my husband has a cluster B disordered personality, which is to say he is seriously lacking in empathy, but it’s like he does try, if you know what I mean.
He’s excellent at lots of other things and he tries hard with the children but for all the reasons I’ve named above, he’s just not that great at being a good husband and father. I feel awful typing those words out, but that’s the truth.
He actually knows my feelings on all of this. We talk around and around this stuff over and over. He’ll often try to change - like, right now he’s been getting up at 8am instead of 9. But he’ll soon slip back into old ways.