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"    Q: Why does my husband expect me to hang out with his friends, but when I ask him to hang out with mine, he makes an excuse to get out of it?  A: I get variations on this question all the time, and I never know how to give one single answer. Maybe he doesn&amp;#039;t like your friends. Maybe he feels awkward and insecure in large groups of women. Maybe he really wants to, but his excuses are real and he just can&amp;#039;t get his schedule to work. Maybe he doesn&amp;#039;t even expect you to hang out with his friends and would be cool with you bailing to go do your own thing.   This is one of those questions you have to go straight to the source with: Ask your husband.   There is one other thing I would add. Why do we feel it&amp;#039;s important to be friends with our significant others&amp;#039; friends? I married Karel, not her friends. I kind of like having friends who are totally separate from my marriage. It fosters an important sense of individuality that is important to being part of a healthy couple. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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