Wow, how insecure he must be! It is one thing for a significant other to express dissatisfaction or displeasure with your friends and acquaintances. It's another thing altogether to request that you remove them from your life. That shows a serious character flaw in your BF. I personally don't blame him from excluding your ex and his wife, and perhaps the friends your ex and you use to hang around with. I was married before and when I met my second husband I had the sense to leave my past behind me even though my ex's brothers and sister wanted to keep in touch with me. I didn't think it wise because being in touch with them would mean I would almost surely be in contact with my ex who was verbally and physically abusive to me and also, it wasn't fair to my new husband (even though he never asked me to give up connections with my ex's family.) Move on!
She doesn't directly tell them that Inuyasha is her boyfriend but complains about a certain someone (Inuyasha) in their presence. They assume this someone is her boyfriend.
Ignore your friends cuz it's what u think that counts. Ask ur friends why they don't like ur boyfriend, then explain why u like him. Ur friends won't say anything gainst him now!
Yes she has friends and the boyfriend stuff is none of our business
your friends boyfriend will breakup with your friend, and your friend will get mad at you.
To tell your ex boyfriend you have to say were just friends and that i know i have moved on but we can still be friends but we moved on and i have a boyfriend now
You should break up with your boyfriend and get your best friends instead
Your friends boyfriend? You dont!
Make friends with your boyfriends friends
It depends how close the boyfriend is to the individual. If they have been long time friends then a peck on the cheek and a hug or one or the other is acceptable when the boyfriend arrives and leaves. I am a huggy person myself, but reserve this for male friends we know or old friends we have and this includes my female friends. That's it! There should be no further touching other than perhaps nudging a person in conversation or an arm around their waist or shoulder depending on what the circumstances are. No kissing on the mouth! Flirting is out!
no it is not
Not really unless they have remained good friends, he really should not bring her up at all to you. If he is trying to make her sound better than you, he is still hung up on her and you might want to find a new boyfriend yourself.
If your friends are warning you that your boyfriend is not a nice guy and you should break up with him then they are seeing the reality of his character and love has blinded you so it would be a good idea to listen to your friends. If your friends just think he does not fit in with their crowd and your boyfriend is a nice guy, then your friends are not your true friends and you should remain loyal to your boyfriend. Be wise, take a second look at your boyfriend and consider what your friends are saying about him if they don't feel he treats you well.