<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

Hey y'all, I just broke up with my boyfriend of 8 months. He was unable to empathize with me and that was made so obvious throughout the entire relationship. The first thing that alarmed me at the beginning of the relationship was that he gave his mother my number WITHOUT me knowing or agreeing to it (I found out only after I got a text from her out of the blue). She is very religious and was quite vocal about her faith and how much she was praying for me (i.e. that I would one day find Jesus). I have been nothing but kind and respectful to him and his parents regarding their faith, but he cannot understand why I need boundaries with his mom. I am uncomfortable with her texting me so often and when I brought it up to him, his answer was that I should be grateful that I even have someone who cares enough about me to text me. I know this is all over the place, but what I'm trying to ask is whether y'all think I did the right thing. I really love him and want to be with him, but he is unable to empathize with me when I say I'm uncomfortable with something regarding his family or them being so vocal to me about their religion. I just cannot believe that his response to me voicing a perfectly normal concern was to completely shut me down and invalidate my feelings. I think that I am allowed to feel uncomfortable about this and voice it to my partner. Instead of putting the blame on me, I think he should have worked to understand why it was that I was feeling so uncomfortable. This whole thing of him invalidating my feelings has been going on for the entire relationship and it just wasn't getting better.
<bot>: Broke up with my BF of 8 months over boundary/religion issues. I love him and I wish we could be together but I don't think it was working. Did I do the right thing?