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Input: I'm (25M) a dancer and a few weeks ago my dance group started preparing for a competition. I expressed my desire to compete in the couples' category to my mentor, and she asked me if I'd already thought of a partner and if I wanted them to be male or female. I didn't even think of this detail because I assumed she would just assign a female partner to me. But she asked me and I figured it would be cool to have a male partner. I chose one, he agreed and we've been practicing for about 2 weeks.

Here's the thing. My dance partner is gay and I'm gay and I have a boyfriend (together for 1.5 years). My boyfriend didn't seem too worried about this, however, my best friend was appalled when she heard I was DANCING with another MAN several times a week. She told me I was an asshole for actually choosing to have a male partner when given the choice. If I was assigned a male partner, then fine, but according to her, choosing a male partner is unacceptable, shitty-boyfriend-behavior. She is also convinced that my boyfriend is pretending to be cool about it because in her opinion he is "too cool about it", so she has *casually* started asking him *subtle* questions about it. He usually just jokingly changes the topic.

I'm starting to get paranoid because 1.5 years isn't that long and even though I think I know my boyfriend well, I guess there is a chance he's pretending to not mind. I have no idea what to think anymore. AITA?

choosing a same-sex dance partner