It just insults your intelligence. You feel either like he is trying to play you, or his understanding of how love and relationships works is just very poorly developed. Possibly a bit of both.
Most people really do not know what love is, that it really is a multiple stage thing that takes time and is built up towards. Being someone who has been though a divorce likely because of the youthful ideas of love blinding us, I imagine you have had time to really think about it and realize just how out of touch the typical person is in regards to love. People think love just happens, and that is it. This poor boy has his head filled with chemical processes and does not know what to do with it.
Add on to that societies idea of what women want in relationships, and the typical guy will play towards that. It is kind of insulting to have your needs boiled down to needing someone to say they love you and trying to offer you a stable place to live and someone to look after you. It is sexist, and your brain knows it. While you want someone who actually takes time to get to know you as a person and not to boil you down to a cliche.
On the other hand you also recognize that a lot of guys use these kinds of ploys to play with women to use them, which can set off warning signs in your head.
It also screams stalker.
Sp you are stuck with one of three options ; clueless out of touch guy who is kind of sweet but has a sexist oversimplified view of you, douchebag trying to manipulate you, or obsessive stalker.
You could try and take the time to explain things to him in hopes he is the first option and that he can have his viewpoint changed, however if he is a stalker you risk making things worse. Your best bet here actually seems to be to end things, make it clear you want to just be friends. Once he has accepted that, then explain in detail why you ended it and where he went wrong. That he was fulfilling his own needs and actually very oblivious to yours.