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This can be common with any couple. I'm going to fudge the terms probably, but heres a go at it.
Sounds like you want him to be more attentive to you being there. That's natural, and not a needy thing. He obviously likes you being there, those statements he says are good things. It's possible he just might not know what else to say. That's a not a bad thing, if thats the case, youll have to work a little too get him out of his shell.
I was going to say a bunch more but the correct terms are completely escaping me right now i don't want to say the wrong thing.
Try more "together things" is the simplish suggestion. But really if sounds like he's hibernating and needs to come out of the cave.
But also video games aren't bad. Theyre an excellent way to cope, and relax, get your brain going, etc what have you.
I agree with you, thanks!