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crazy good advice 102919
b"Dear Steve,
I've been dating my boyfriend for about five months. We met through a mutual friend while I was still dating my ex, and we got together after the breakup. That friend \\u2013 who still keeps in touch with my ex \\u2013 recently had my boyfriend hang out with his group of friends, and my ex was there.
My boyfriend knows that this particular guy is my ex and he's not a fan, but now he hangs out with the group of friends a lot even though my ex will be there. Is it wrong for me to get mad? I want him to have his own friends and all, but I don't feel comfortable that my boyfriend is hanging out with this ex and poking through my past. I haven't told my boyfriend how I feel because I'm worried I'm making a big deal out of nothing.
Signed
-- Concerned"