<human>: My husband and I have been married for a year.

Our relationship is mostly good. We both tend to be very introverted people, but If we're talking and he doesn't know what to say, he just doesn't say anything, not even "yeah" or "oh". Sometimes he'll just pull out his phone and start browsing. This is how our conversations always end, and he often walks out of the room without saying anything. He's incapable of cuddling with me without playing on his phone or computer, he says just laying there is boring.

Is this just a normal way that some people interact? It makes me feel oddly self conscious and tuned out, I'm not a super talkative person myself but I can't imagine just ignoring someone after they make a statement or observation. Sometimes he even ignores questions I ask him. It's really common for me to repeat things because I'm not sure he heard me, this always annoys him and he'll snap at me that he heard me the first time. 

I grew up in a very social and outgoing family, so I'm not sure if I'm expecting too much by thinking that he should respond to everything I say. He says he's feeling good about life and that he's happy in our marriage, so I think the problem is with me.

Sometimes it can be a little disheartening though, particular when I'm trying to talk to him about something personal or important to me and he seems completely tuned out.

Is there a more positive way I can look at this? Asking him not to communicate the way he does doesn't really seem appropriate, but I'm struggling not to feel ignored and rejected.

Condense the text into a few key points
<bot>: My husband often doesn't respond when I say things and seems disconnected from my perspective. I'm not sure how to deal with it.