Withdrawing?

I have no idea. I'm not sure how so much "information" can be conveyed here without anything specific being discussed. Is that how your boyfriend communicates with you?

>>17529123
He's being edgy. Ask him about it again face to face later.

>>17529165
We rarely touch anything that involves feelings or is negative. Like, he doesn't tell me things or involve me in his life. I'm the last person he talks to, he doesn't bounce things off of me...

>>17529181
You're saying he doesn't self-disclose enough?

>>17529123
I'm exactly the same as your bf probably 2 years ago, don't worry. Men already don't want to talk about feelings, especially with other guys. that's a fact. However when I hear a friend of mine talking about his (pussy) problems that he feels really emotional about I already think dude. when he proceeds to say he loves to have his mommy for that because his father "doesn't really know how to handle my emotions" is the last straw for me.
you have a penis. man the fuck up. solve your own problems and don't bitch about it trying to manipulate others to help yourself. it's true that your bf can let his guard down a little bit more towards his girlfriend, I had to aswell, but he just wants to solve his problems if he has any. you may not be in the stage where you tackle all your problems together so that is an easy explanation. the other one would be that he is wants to be or is by himself really independent and doesn't need help. sometimes people push themselves on others just for their own need to help them, which actually makes them the bad guy. tell him he can always count on you and if it is really serious that you are always there for him and would always try your best to help him with it. he'll appreciate it. just don't force him to explain his behavior because either he is truly independent or either he becomes mad at you for trying to force your will upon him
just one question when you have problems does he recognize it and comfort you?