All I have to say about how your DH should support your choice in feeding has been said, it's one area where unless it's actually causing you mental health issues, or being detrimental say to the care of other children etc then it should primarily be the mothers choice, it actually physically affects you, potentially a lot, so how you feed is down to you.
My DD is still BF at 15 mo, she refused bottles of expressed milk so DP has never had that experience no. And yes, for the start of her life she wanted me all the time, not because of me, but because of my life giving comforting boobs!
But at 6 months we started to introduce solids, anyone can do that, cook tasty nutritious food for your baby to try, and then she learned to crawl, and walk, and play peekaboo and love being tickle and chased and sung too.
The feeding bit of bonding is such a tiny tiny amount of time in your child's life. There is so much much much more to come. It really does make sense for a partner to support the mum in this instance, help them get through the tough new born bit, whether that be supporting breastfeeding or formular feeding. As it's her boobs that will be sore, nipples that will be cracked, mental health going haywire, hormones all over the shop, dealing with blocked ducts or mastitis or feeling like a dairy cow, and only the person going through that can say how they want to handle it.
Now DD shouts "Dada!" whenever he comes in the room, runs to him for cuddles and games, and will run right past me. And he favourite thing is when we are all on the sofa, she breastfeeds while pointing happily at her Daddy! Their bond is as strong as anything already, no bottles needed.