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Input: I have a friend from university and we're part of a group of male friends, all good friends with each other. We often hang out on the weekends and just chill or do shit together, like drink and whatnot. Three months ago, this dude starts a relationship with this girl he knew from high school and all of a sudden, he has no time for his friends. He rarely ever hangs out with us, because his girl needs all of his time. She lives in a different city, and he visits her every weekend. At the start of every new week, when he has to come back to Toronto to go to class, she begs him to stay with her, usually crying about it. 

But what really ticks me off is that the nights we do hang out together, she always has to be there. Either in person or on video call. We're a group of guys. I'm not comfortable having this girl who none of us really know around us when we're drunk and saying stupid shit. I'm not very comfortable opening up around strangers. Never have been. She calls him on video for hours every time we hang out together, and if not, she has to call him on the phone and cry, saying she wants to be with him. It pisses me off because what does she think? That he's gonna cheat on her? At home with his guy friends? We are a group of straight dudes. 

He wants to marry her (after three months, go figure). This seems like an unhealthy relationship, but whatever, that's not my business. The thing is though, I tend to get frustrated every time he calls her when we're together. It's time for guys to hang out. I don't want this random girl there. When she calls, we all have to stop talking and just sit there solemnly because none of us are really comfortable around her, because we don't know her. I have a wife, but she doesn't tag along every time I go out with my guy friends, and I don't tag along when she goes out with her friends. Is it wrong of me to expect my friends to have the same respect? 

One of our other friends (he's single) always tells me to "respect" their relationship, that they're in their honeymoon phase and whatnot, and that I shouldn't be an asshole. AITA for wanting this dude to respect our time to hang out as guys? 

P.S. Let me just say that I have NOTHING AGAINST HANGING OUT WITH GIRLS. Just, this is time for a bunch of guys to chill. It's not even because she's a girl, it's more because she's dating one of our friends and that we don't know her. 

not wanting my friend to bring his girlfriend along every time we hang out