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Input: I (19F) met one of my really good friends who we'll call Rachel (20F) during our first week of freshman year of college. In the second semester of our second year, we're still really close.  
Last semester, Rachel met and started dating a girl (19F) that we'll call Morgan. I wouldn't say that Morgan and I are friends, but we've hung out, either with Rachel (with me as the third wheel) or with our group of friends.

I'm a lesbian, Rachel has just recently begun publicly identifying as bisexual, and I don't know about Morgan's label(s).

Before I get to the problem, I should say that Rachel is really, really, *really* affectionate. All the time and with everybody. She's constantly hugging me, playing with my hair, and saying she loves me. But she does this with everyone, so I've never really thought too much about it.

Here's the problem, though- The other day, Morgan literally cornered me in the dorm bathroom and said she wanted me to stop being friends with Rachel. When I asked why, she didn't really give me a straight answer, all she said was that it was weird for her and we needed to stop. I told her I wasn't interested in Rachel like that and I left. We haven't spoken since, which has been a little awkward.

I'm not looking for a relationship right now, and I've said that with both Morgan and Rachel present. Even if I was, I'm not interested in Rachel in anything more than a friendly way, and I wouldn't go after someone in a relationship. I don't think Morgan's talked to Rachel about what she said to me, and if she has, Rachel hasn't said or done anything differently.

I understand that Morgan might not like that Rachel is so affectionate with everyone but I don't think I should have to cut her off because of that. I don't want to make Morgan feel uncomfortable but Rachel is one of my best friends and I don't think this is fair. AITA for staying friends with her?  


wanting to remain friends with someone in a relationship when asked not to