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Input: I have been dating with my girlfriend for 6 months now. Our relationship was rought at the beginning, not going to lie, i did speak to some girls at the early stage of our relationship. But it wasnt anything like flirting, mostly in friendly matter. Eventually I let them know that i have a gf, and most of them stopped speaking to me.

She knows that most of the girls were only speaking to me because they had some interest on me. And she asked me to stop replying them and I did. I basically stopped meeting all my friends that were girls and keep in contact with some of the close one.

This month, someone pranked me that she was pregnant by me (a bad joke from someone) and another girl commented that my girlfriends shoes were fake. I showed both of my text to my girlfriend, for me both texts were funny. But she didnt feel the same way, she said that my friend is criticizing her by accusing her of using fake shoes. Honestly i was like "wtf" at the moment that i got that text but i didnt find it like a big deal because they are just shoes. It wasnt a nice comment someone could say about someones else shoes but i didnt find it as a reason to feel hurt.

Now at 6 months, she is demanding me to show her my phone. So she makes sure i am not speaking or flirting to anyone. Also, she is asking to eliminate all the girls in my contacts who i dont consider them as a friend. I told her "no" and that i feel she is invading my privacy and i never asked her to do those kind of things. I continued by saying that relationship is built on trust and not invading their partners privacy.

After that she started to cry saying that i was pushing her away, tell me reddit, Am I being an asshole?
 

not erasing my contacts