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Input: My boyfriend has this friend, let's call him Steve. Steve has always given me weird vibes and I tend to avoid him at get togethers. He never did anything blatantly inappropriate, but I noticed him staring at me a lot and he made off color jokes at times that were never bad enough to get upset about but were enough to give me a bad feeling.

I'm a waitress and Steve came into my restaurant with a few of my boyfriend's other friends. They sat in my section so I waited on them and was very cheerful and friendly, as waitresses do. Steve was chattier than normal and I talked to him a bit. After a little of this, I felt like Steve was getting a bit too friendly so I distanced myself for the rest of the meal.

My boyfriend sat me down that night and said, "Is there anything you need to tell me?" I was confused, he brought up lunch and I was like, "yeah, some of your friends came in, why?" This goes back and forth and then he tells me that Steve said I was flirting with him. Obviously I denied it because I wasn't flirting, I was just chatting with him and left when I felt like HE was flirting. My boyfriend told me he needed space to process, so I left.

I was really upset with Steve and with my boyfriend for the accusations, and was contemplating ending the relationship over it. My boyfriend calls a few days later and tells me he talked to his other friends and confirmed I wasn't flirting with Steve. I got really pissed and told him that if he didn't trust me enough to believe me initially and then needed to verify my actions with his friends, I didn't want to be with him anymore. He said he was just doing "trust but verify" and that he did trust me and this was a dumb reason to break up.

Part of me feels like I did the right thing, but the other part feels guilty about flushing 6 months over this. AITA?

leaving my boyfriend because he believed his friend over me