<human>: So, I've been friends with this guy for a couple of years now. Recently, I feel like he's been hinting at something more. Last week, he asked if he said he masturbated to me, would I feel disgusted (we talk to each other about nearly anything, so this wouldn't be out of the ordinary, but it was oddly specific). I told him that I would find it really weird because I don't see him that way, especially since he's a friend. Then I preceded to make a friendzone joke because I was feeling rather uncomfortable and I wanted to let him know that I didn't see him that way in a sort of roundabout way. And then he sort of seemed upset about it. Most of our recent exchanges are through chat/text (I'm currently home from college for the summer), so I can't really tell the tone of his voice or any body language, btw. 

Here's his reaction:
>[guy friend]: friendzone. friendzone. friendzone. Q_Q T___T WAAAAAAAAH

>[me]: lol. didn't know you had such intentions *[I change the topic]*

>---------- couple of hours later ---------------

>[guy friend]: do I get a moment of silence for being assigned to the friendzone? hahahahahah

> [me]: no, hahaha, that would imply you want out

> [guy friend]: want out of the friendzone or want out of...?

> [me]: out of friendzone

> [guy friend]: who knows, maybe I do. ah well *[he changes the topic]*

I sort of just let it go, but this week, he's been mentioning stuff like "if you and I got married..." or that he's "much better than [some guys I find attractive]" (not exact quotes). 

He hasn't made any moves on me or anything like that, so is there a chance I'm over-analyzing it? Otherwise, is there anyway I can tell him I have no interest in him that way without ruining our friendship?

Summarize the given text in a few sentences.
<bot>: I think friend wants more relationship-wise. I don't want him having false hopes. How do I let him down without killing or making the friendship weird?