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Input: So, i have a good female friend that i know for about 5 years+. Usually i have my own friends where i live and just meet her whenever i visit my parents place on the weekends. 

I got out of touch with most of my friends in the same area that my female friend lives, since i moved to a bigger city and have my friends there and most of my old local friends around my parents place don't share the same interests/have obligations or no time.

So recently i had to move back close to my parents location and started to spend time with the girl i've known for so long.

She introduced me to her group of female friends and we spent a lot of time together with the group. I immediately clicked with the group and they liked me and last weekend i bumped into them while drinking in the city. During the same time my friend wasn't that happy that they decided to join me on my "bar tour" instead of hanging out with her at the same place (We always spent time at the same place every weekend, because my friend likes the place and we all go there because she wants it). During our bar tour we realized we had some common interests, so we booked an activity together without my friend. (She doesn't like hiphop-shows) Now she's pissed at me, because i spent time with her friends instead of going "through her" to meet up with them. 

I'm really glad that she introduced me to them and i owe her this. I don't have a lot of friends around this area. Am i the asshole now for spending time with her friends without her? She's sometimes a bit difficult, but a nice person in general. 

excluding a good friend from her group