Yikes! I would say start working toward finding a place. You guys sounds like moved on fast side and its been 6 mos. You can try to talk face to face and hopefully he won't rush you out as moving and all That's never easy task.

Actually love is kind of the smaller pieces of what it takes to stay in a relationship. It takes communication from both parties to each other. It take commitment and responsibility. It takes hard work and compromise. If the love is there, that's the easy part, it's the rest that's the most important and the hardest....but it you don't have it, you can't build a relationship.

Sorry that you're getting the raw end of the deal, but its better to find out things don't work before you invest too much of yourself and time into something that doesn't seem to be successful...

Try talking about the issue with him but not with an argument-like or negatively viewed tone but maybe more like out of curiosity (of his such interest) to ease into the topic. Ultimately he needs to realise that it isn’t a real thing as it is made purely to over stimulate one’s senses for excitement and pleasure. Some people can get addicted to these and once they get used to it, they will start craving more hard core stimulants to maintain that initial high, exciting feeling which will eventually spiral out of control. Unless he can completely cut ties with the real world and live in his own fantasy world, he is only going to make his life miserable by desiring something that isn’t real.
If he doesn’t want any communication and won’t make any effort in a relationship, he should give up building any relationship in the future as it won’t work without these. This also includes coming out of his fantasy world and face real world issue and find his realistic satisfaction within for peaceful, content life.

So sorry to hear what you are going through. It's hard when you feel a certain way towards someone and it doesn't seem like the feelings are reciprocated. What do you want to do? Do you stay with him just because you love him? Is this a pre-cursor of what's in store if you stay with him for another six months? I've learned the hard way that I can't change anyone's behavior and I can't make someone love me or want to do the things I want to do. I have been in enough relationships where I have felt I the split of 90% to 10% or 80% to 20% where I am just doing the giving with very little in return. I've learned that people prioritize who and what's important to them. In the past, I would chase after the guy hoping he would come around and show me the love attention I thought I deserved but that always backfired and pushed them away. I've learned to really focus on what makes me happy and pursuing those interests and really once I did that, my worries over other things and other people faded away.

Been there, done that. My ex was a non-communicator, and it took me three decades to realize he's passive aggressive. A major expression of passive aggressiveness is the non-nonchalance, the not talking, the ignoring, the acting like nothing is wrong (when in reality red flags are waving all over the place). You will not have a viable relationship where there is give and take. If you continue with this type of person, you will be doing all or most of the emotional work. You will try and try to communicate and get nothing in return. Your needs won't get met. He will become even more non-responsive as time goes on, because he doesn't know how to deal with conflict, and unresolved conflict multiplies, except by pretending they don't exist. He can't communicate, and that is the bullet into the heart of any real relationship. Until he can figure out why he can't communicate (and it is a HUGE issue) he will have this same issue with everyone who tries to get close to him. I'm sorry you're going through this. Don't wait to talk to him, talk now. You may be talking to a brick wall, but say what you have to do and save yourself! Too often partners of non-communicators wait till they think their partners have had enough time to digest your words, or till their partner can "relax", till they're "ready" or till the cows come home. The reality is that he'll probably never be ready to hear what you have to say. It is very lonely living with someone who can't communicate. So get out now, learn to avoid guys like this. Love shouldn't be one sided like this. Love is not enough, no way.