is it wrong to get jealous if my girlfriend spends more time with more friends and tells them she loves them?
by wayfaroutthere502 on Fri Oct 23, 2009 3:31 pm
You can't possess a person's love, because love divided is love multiplied. The only limit to how many people you can love comes down to how much time you have to spend with them. If she didn't have love for other people, it would show that she has a limited capacity for love. When your girlfriend loves other people, they love her, and you get the benefit of their love at times too. If she doesn't love other people, then all you have is each other. Since she does, you not only have each other, but anyone else in the world who loves her. In addition, a person like that can usually make a new friend readily, so even strangers will become your friends if you need a hand or even just a good conversation in a place where you are a stranger. This can be great--unless. . .
If she isn't spending time with you, is she just looking for some other people to be friends with, or is she trading you in (are these girlfriends, and are they going manhunting)? If you are just upset because instead of spending all her time with you she leaves you on your own a night or two a week, then you need to quit being jealous. If it seems she only has time for you one night a week, then you have every reason to be jealous. (After your edit: does your girl like coke but can't afford it? If so, try and get her to see the problem and work on it, and if she refuses, leave her before she spends your money on it.)
No, why don't you go with her when she hangs out with her new friends? You should be welcome. You can put up with a little girl talk so that she can have a girl to talk to. If she doesn't want you to hang with her new friends, then its time for you to find some new friends of your own or look up your old ones, because she's on her way out the door.