Don't talk about how boring he is as this will only upset him. Instead, talk about how you feel, what you are missing, how you'd like to feel, and what you think he could do to help you to feel the way you'd like to. Be prepared to deal with these problems as they come up, also in an adult, mature non-blaming way. The key is to get a dialogue going and to have both of you commit to solving the problem without blaming the other. If either of you can't do this you will have problems solving the problem.
Couples therapy can be most helpful in finding ways to work things out.
I hope that you can give me some sound advice because this problem has reached crisis proportions for me. Although it may sound trite, I am thinking of leaving my fianc e of one year because he consistently does not do household chores which he has agreed to do. We are supposed to be married in two months and have lived together for over a year. We both work and own small businesses, I work about 10-20 hours per week more than he does. I also do all of the shopping, cooking, heavy housecleaning, laundry for both of us, most of the errands for the businesses, and I clean and help him with renting out a duplex that he owns.