<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

I've been working on my college thesis for around seven months now and have had multiple points of contact with my thesis advisor (a professor I know well). Every e-mail correspondence I have with him revolves around me submitting pages of work, asking him direct, and indirect, questions- and asking for followup. Then, after weeks of no response I send another message that he usually replies to days later simply asking me to submit whatever other work I have done.

I thought my advisor was acting uniquely disinterested in everything after I have submitted around 100 pages of text and received not a word of praise or criticism on anything, but, after talking to a dozen other thesis writers (from multiple universities) it seems like this is the normal MO of advisors. Further, after talking to various alumni who all experienced the same thing and ended up doing well on their projects, I'm beginning to think writing a thesis is all a big joke. This is kind of like the point when I got older in my youth and I realized- shit, all these adults have been getting drunk around me my entire life and I was just too young and oblivious to notice. So my question: does anyone/will anyone ever actually read my thesis?
<bot>: Multiple sources say their thesis advisors have never responded or addressed any question they've asked over dozens of pages of work, leading me to think that no one actually ever reads your work. Is this true?