<human>: Me and my friend have been close friends since high school. Lately, we haven't been talking. The last time we hung out was about four months ago, mostly because of college. The last time we talked was around then too. 

Recently he texted me, started off with how he recently broke up with his girlfriend. I've helped him out with his relationship issues for a long while (like over the last year and a half), so I talked it through with him for a little. We have talked a significant amount about his problems with this girl in the past.

Today, he sent me a texts along the lines of "I still listen to that old mix tape you made me, you should know it still comforts me." And my boyfriend said this text made him feel uncomfortable.

My boyfriend of two years also said that he feels as though my friend has some sort of "emotional dependency" on me because of how he talks to me about his relationship problems, etc. And how, we hadn't talked for a long time, but as soon as he broke up with his girlfriend he started texting me again. That when he no longer gets attention from his girlfriend, he texts me for attention or something like that.

I'm not sure how to interpret my boyfriend's logic on this. I thought I was just helping a friend, and I've said that. He said, even if that is so, it makes him feel uneasy. If it makes him uncomfortable, obviously I will act in a way that will no longer make him uncomfortable. 

**I just want to know if this relationship with my friend and these texts sound like something that would make a significant other uncomfortable,** and if his reasoning is universal. My boyfriend didn't explain why this text made him feel uncomfortable. I can't really tell why this is making him feel uneasy, wondering for other opinions.

Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?
<bot>: Boyfriend is uncomfortable with the nature of my relationship with a close friend from high school. can't tell if his reasoning is logical, or if he's being over-dramatic