<human>: Okay, so my boyfriend and I have been going out for about a year and it's really going great so far. Expect for one thing. Sometimes when I tell him something about us that's bothering me, he will just stay silent for a while and then change the subject. When I ask him what he thinks about it, he will just shrug. It's driving me mad because when I say something's wrong, I don't do it to nag, but I want to hear his side and I want to be insured that he actually listened to me.

One very recent example: I told him yesterday that I need him to communicate with me more often during the day. I did it via text, unfortunately, because we won't be seeing each other until tomorrow and it's been bugging me. He didn't react, then, this morning, he send me a funny picture, to, quote "lighten up the mood" unquote. I know he will not address my text. He will be better about texting for a few days/weeks, then it will be back to normal. It's driving me up the wall because I don't feel taken seriously, but I can't really address this without sounding like "I demand that you admit you were at fault and apologize", which is not what I want. Can anybody of you help me out here?

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<bot>: Boyfriend won't react when I raise an issue, it will get better, but only for a short time and it will never be really discussed. How can I bring this up without sounding too accusatory?