It is a problem if his buddy time cuts into plans you had with him, or if he never wants to cancel out on his friends on occasion to do something with you.
Don't nag about it--instead, make plans with him to go to movies/restaurants by yourselves, and make it clear that you enjoy being alone with him at times.
To be honest, if he has been hanging out his friends all the time since you started dating him, it would be unrealistic to suddenly start expecting him to change now.
Stop hanging out with him.
no hanging out
If your boyfriend overreacts because you're hanging around another boy more than him, tell him that you're just friends and you can spend more time with him, but you won't give up your friends.
Hanging out and flirting are different, but there is a very fine line between the two. When your friend is in a relationship, you need to respect that.
Hanging out with her friends, and her boyfriend Lockie. Smoking, taking rides in her friends cars.....
Sit Him Down And Tell Him You Guys Are Just Friends. He Should Understand And If He Doesnt Dont Worry About It.
he gets mad when u go out starts asking questions
um going to movies hanging out together wat ever your parents are comfortable with
tell him straight up you wanna do more stuff together
Hanging with friends- chilling with friends
Ask your boyfriend personally, if he has extra feelings for his ex. But be patient maybe he's friends with her. Don't jump to conclusions.
There isn't much you can do when hanging out with your boyfriend and his friends. Generally males talk about sports; cars; etc., and it would be boring for you so it would be wise to let him see his friends alone and you can go out with girlfriends. If you don't wish to do this and prefer being with your boyfriend and his friends then be prepared to be a good listener and if they get on the topic of great bands or movies then you can perhaps get into the conversation.