<human>: Husband and I have a great relationship. We absolutely love spending time together, however, during the work week we both have very different needs. 

I'm an introverted person how works with clients all day. Needy clients. I find it utterly exhausting. He on the other hand, has gone back to school full time. He does all the work from home and rarely goes to campus. So he's sitting on the computer all day and gets lonely. 

When I get home from work all I want to do change clothes into something comfy, play on my tablet with the TV on. This is just what I feel I need. My husband however, wants to talk to me and show me whatever he's programmed that day, or read to me the paper he wrote, etc. I feel like an unsupportive wife to deny this but the whole time I'm sitting there in my own head, thinking about those things I desperately want to do to get the day out of my head. 

I see it from his side, and in no way do I feel I'm right and he's wrong. I would want attention too if I was home by myself all day. 

It's not that I ignore him all night. We spend an hour before bed cuddling and reading together (he reads out loud). We also chat before falling asleep.

There are also one to two days a week that he drives me in to work (as the parking is difficult). On these mornings he is SO chatty. He gets annoyed at me that I'm not and always ends up lecturing that I need to stop worrying about the day and enjoy myself. That just makes me shut down more. I just don't feel like talking on my way to work, and I try to participate as much as possible, but I know I'm going to have to talk ALL day and just like that little times to prepare. 

I know communication is key. We do communicate well, but our needs are so different and neither one is right or wrong, so we're having trouble with a solution.

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<bot>: I work with people all day, am introverted, and need time to myself after. Husband is alone on computer all day, needs interaction after I get home. No one is happy.