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Input: Two of my best friends got into a relationship with eachother over the summer. They are really happy together, and I'm genuinely really happy for them as well.

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However, I'm beginning to resent some aspects of the relationship. They eat lunch with our group of friends, but spend the whole time engaging in PDA. Whenever the two of them are together it's the same thing, which makes it impossible to hang out with both of them at the same time. It's nothing too intense, but it pretty much causes them to disengage from everyone else. This doesn't bother me too much in group settings, but when I'm hanging out with them myself I regularly find my words ignored in favor of them looking into eachothers eyes. It makes my presence feel really unnecessary and not valued when I'm with people that are my two closest friends, which is not great for my social insecurity. I've talked to them about this very honestly and politely, and they've empathized but also not changed anything about their behaviour. I think that it's honestly kind of selfish to completely ignore everything around them especially when they're just with one other person. I don't want for them to break up by any means, I love how happy they make each other, but I'm really getting tired of feeling like such a third wheel, and I'm considering confronting them in a more aggressive manner. Is this an asshole mindset? I feel like I'm being much too sensitive and self-absorbed 

being annoyed at my friend's relationship