Hi Gail.
Sounds to me like he's pretty honest with you about what he wants and expects. The problem comes from the fact that you refuse to accept that. Trying to control another persons feelings, emotions, and actions is a true recipe for misery. This man will never make you happy. Only you can choose to be happy - and yes happiness is a decision, just like love is a decision.
It sounds like you really love him and it will really hurt you to let him go. You need to accept this pain, dive into it - cry, scream, yell - let it all out. But you do need to let it out and let him go. He doesn't want the same type of relationship as you and by trying to hang onto him, you are preventing yourself from the happiness that you deserve.
If at all possible, find another job, get as far away from him as possible. When you're this deep into something, you sometimes have to get away from it so that you can think clearly. If you can't find another job, maybe you can take an extended vacation. The key here is to put some distance between you and him and all this craziness.
Ironically, I hear similar stories about this all the time and the common theme is that the sex is incredible... There's something to this. Our body releases certain 'feel good' chemicals when we have sex - we literally get high from these chemicals. As they wear off, we crash and crave more. This is one foundation for sexual addiction...
Having said this, maybe a new exercise program, join a running or cycling club - something to help replace the highs and lows that you're feeling from this relationship. Excessive exercise is not a long term fix, but it can certainly help in the short term until you can start to find some joy in life - without him in it.