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I may be the only one who would choose the last variant.
Although I am single but I know I would be more jealous of his male friends as guys are more connected to their male friends than female friends. Most guys I know enjoy more their male friend's company than a female one. It seems girls prefer male friends and guys prefer male friend too. So everyone prefers male friends. lol
Although I like guys who are very friendly and have tons of friends but such guys tend to spend most of their time with friends which bothers me as I would think he trusts his friends more than me and he enjoys their company more than mine.
I really want him to spend more of his time with me. As you see my jealousy has nothing to do with physical intimacy. I would never think he flirts with his friends (male or female) This is why I am ok with him having female friends if I know he is not the flirty type. The reason of my jealousy is his connection with his friends.
Does he tell his problems his friends first? Does he share more secrets of his with his friends than with me? Does he want to go out with his friends more than with me?
Please answer this question as well!
"Wouldn't you be jealous if your SO had more connection with his/her friend than with you even if he/she feels physical and sexual attraction only for you?

This question is aimed at anyone currently in a committed relationship or if you have been in a committed relationship.

Here is the scenario, try to really imagine yourself in it: You and your partner have been together almost a year, there has been an occasion where they kept a secret from you which had been negatively impacting the relationship as a whole to the point you break up but then a month later you manage to talk and get back together. From this point on they are fully aware that you expect full transparency and honesty and no keeping things from each other, it's agreed upon.

Now 2 mths later they decide to tell you that they would like to make some German friends that live in their city. The reasons so they have someone to speak the language with to keep themselves fluent and the other reason so that their children can also have some German kiddy friends. All very understandable. You support that.

They then tell you they made a friend of the opposite sex who has children and they are on each others Facebook and have been messaging the last day or two. Your partner wants to meet up with them and continue to get to know them. You are mature and handle the situation like an adult and voice a few concerns about establishing boundaries but everything is good.

Later that night you decide to check out this German Facebook group out of curiosity and you find your partner has entered into a conversation with another member of the opposite sex and they are in the process of organising a meet-up for the very next day..

You have been chatting with your partner since they spoke to the potential friend and no mention of any of it at all. It's obvious you have been kept in the dark on this one and definitely not included.

How would you honestly feel? I want feedback too.