If a friend introduces you to a girl and you become friends with her, do you always have to include that first person when you hang out?

He is responsible for his own emotions, not you. If he is getting jealous, he needs to deal with that, and you need to be able to trust that your friend can take care of his own feelings. You know your intentions and if they're just to hang out with this girl as friends, you're doing nothing wrong.

If that's the case, its pretty messed up (1) that you're friend doesn't trust you and (2) that he expects you to change your behavior because of his problem. But there may be more to the story. Why are you hanging out with this girl when she's hooked up with your friend on a couple of occasions?

Only you know if your friend's anger is coming from a place based in reality or if it defies reason. If your friend is still interested in this girl and you're trying to make a play for her, that is something to get angry over.

Well, I don't think there's anything wrong with you and this girl hanging out as friends without him; you're just friends. But his jealousy is an issue, so maybe the three of you could sit down and talk, about your and the girl's friendship, about his and the girl's "relationship", and why he feels jealous about the time you spend with the girl. Maybe if you clear the air like this, everyone will come away feeling better about the situation.

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