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friday hax chat: she doesn't want new hubby hanging out with their single female friends and hearing about all the escapades they're having

Bethesda, Md.: My husband and I, both 24, were the first in our social circle to get married. Most of our friends are still in school or working in large cities, and either way they have more active dating lives than I ever had. I don't feel jealous -- I love my husband -- but something they all seem to do really bothers me. Whenever we meet up in groups, to chat or have drinks or hang out at the park, the conversation always turns to everyone's latest dating woes. The guys and the girls are equally guilty of indiscretion, but it's the girls I always seem to notice. They go on and on about the club scene where they live and their polygamous sex lives. They wear revealing clothes that I gave up after high school and they often get hit on by strangers while we're hanging out.

What bugs me about this is I don't feel they should be talking and acting that way around my husband, a married man. I would prefer he not be thinking about our female friends' wild sex lives or noticing how hot everyone thinks they are. I know this is why married couples naturally gravitate toward other married couples, but these are the friends we have and I do not want to trade them in, so to speak. In your opinion, can I say something to my girlfriends about how uncomfortable I feel, or since I'm so outnumbered do I have to just suck it up and be miserable around them all the time?


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