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Input: My girlfriend has this friend who’s a guy and I don’t remember how it came up but a few months ago I found out he has feelings for her. They text and talk on the phone but its strictly platonic she say’s. 

So, me and my girlfriend are pretty secure and sometimes we’ll send pics of random people and be like, “isn’t this girl/guy attractive”.  A few months ago before I knew about this guy and his feelings for her, she sent me a pic of a guy and said he was attractive. I thought the dude was like a random celebrity. No it turned out to be the guy. At the time I said “yea hes attractive.” brushed it off. A while later after digging deeper i put two and two together and yea same guy. So that’s where the insecurity came from. 

They still talk and i see that they still follow eachothers on social media. It really eats away at me and leaves me anxious. I wanna talk to her about it but I don’t know how to bring it up without sounding insecure. She’s an understanding person but idk. 

Thing is she knows it bothers me. I’ve accidentally slipped up about it during talks or arguments. But she won’t cut him off and I feel disrespected. I don’t want to tell her to cause that seems controlling and.

I forgot to mention she knows he has feelings, he has straight up admit it and he knows that i’m her bf and that bothers him.

wanting her to stop talking to a guy that has feelings for her