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Article Title: How to Have a Boyfriend without Losing Your Girlfriends
Author: Harrison Fray
Category: Dating
Word Count: 662
Keywords: friends, boyfriend, dating advice
Author's Email Address: [email protected]
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You have a new boyfriend and your friends think that he's a complete jerk just 
by looking at him. They don't want to talk to him and they find it annoying 
when the two of you are together. But what can you do? To you he's a fine guy 
and he's been persuading your for months and now this? But you also can't just 
leave your friends or let them think that you don't care about them anymore. 

It's really frustrating to bridge a gap that doesn't even have a concrete 
basis. More so, a gap that started out of a bad first impression or just mere 
annoyance of your guy's presence. It could be that your girlfriends are jealous 
because they can't spend enough time with you anymore now that you have a 
boyfriend. 

What about some of them who have boyfriends too? You're cool with their guys so 
why can't they be cool with yours? 

You might think this is an unfair treatment towards your guy, but try to think 
of ways to understand your girlfriends' side. There could be underlying reasons 
as to why they hate him. You can't just dump him or your friends because you 
want to take one side. It won't work that way and it's going to be unfair for 
all of you.

Here are some things that can do to make things work for you, your boyfriend 
and girlfriends:

1. First thing to do is to talk to your girlfriends. Ask them what's wrong, why 
they hate your boyfriend, why they're annoyed. You should assure them that 
you'll accept whatever reasons they may have for feeling that way towards your 
guy and because you need to know in order to have peace of mind. 

2. Understand their reasons but balance them out. If your friends' reasons are 
quite biased, shallow or without concrete basis, tell your friends that their 
assumptions are superficial. If you can persuade your friends to get to know 
your guy so they'll be able to appreciate him better, that would be a fair and 
ideal move for all. 

If you can't persuade them and instead they want you to dump your guy, let them 
know about what you think and feel about this. Of course you love your friends, 
but you also love your boyfriend, and you can't make a decision based on what 
they like. You can tell them that it's your decision to make but dumping your 
boyfriend for your friends' sake won't make things better for everyone. 

3. Take your friends, minus your significant others, to an all-girls night out 
or slumber party. This is the best time to bond with your girlfriends and talk 
about issue with your guy. If you can tolerate the harshest blow, then take it. 
If not, tell them that they're going overboard. The most important thing is to 
let them understand why you love your guy and what they think is wrong. If you 
can convince them to at least accept him as your significant other, you'll 
appreciate their gesture even if it's just for your sake. 

4. Schedule time for your girlfriends only and you should let your boyfriend 
know. A guy will always love and understand his girl if she requests special 
times with her friends. If your guy is cool with this, tell your friends about 
it and let them feel that it's important to you. If you can't be with them at 
the same time, there's always a way to spend time with your friends and 
boyfriend on separate occasions. If it's impossible, don't force it. But if 
your friends change their hearts toward your guy, that's the time to let them 
mingle and know each other better.

Whatever happens, tell your friends' that your boyfriend is the right guy for 
you since you can't find anything wrong with him. And no one can dictate what 
you should and should not do because it's your heart's decision that is 
important.

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