<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

We've been dating two years. Things were pretty rocky for awhile, and we were trying to figure out why. We saw a couple's counselor, and she pointed out that most of our major fights originated from texts. She suggested that we try texting less. 

I'm having a harder time with this. I used to text him quite a lot during the day Now I've cut it down to just a few texts during the day. I don't message him with very time-absorbing or attention-absorbing content...just little affectionate things. We don't see each other a lot during the day. Our work schedules are pretty different. That is part of why I want him to respond to these little texts. I want connection during the day. However, he tells me, basically, that "work is work" and "home is home". He wants strictly "business texts" if he's at work.

The thing is, when I get home, he is usually getting ready for bed. He's been complaining about not getting enough sleep...because of me. Because I get home late and want to spend time together. We've talked about this before. We both agreed to spend at least 30 minutes a night of Quality Time. Apparently quality time is eating into his sleep schedule, though.

I feel like I'm in his way rather than being a part of his life. But I'm also getting the feeling that I might just be clingy. He has told me that it isn't that I'm "in the way". According to him, what it boils down to is: I want more attention than he is willing/available to give during the week. I think I need a different perspective here. Should I just bite the bullet during the week and then try to enjoy my time with him on the weekend? Or...eh, I'm not sure what else.
<bot>: I want more attention than boyfriend is willing or maybe even able to give. Trying to connect through texts just leads to disappointment and frustration.