<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

So my boyfriend and I have been together in a long distance relationship for just over 6 months. It also looks like it will be long distance for the foreseeable future, as we go to different universities. However things are going really well, we love each other, we see each other as regularly as possible and when we do we have a lot of fun together. It is honestly the best relationship I've ever been in.

So onto the problem, due to our relationship being long distance, we don't progress as fast relative to normal relationships, which I am completely fine with. I have met the family (who are all lovely btw), but I haven't met his friends. The thing is that, the majority of his friends are female and he is friends with all of his exes, which is also perfectly fine as I have male friends too, and I completely support friendships with people of the opposite sex. His best friend is also female, who talks really highly of (of course), but she is so pretty and ridiculously smart, and sometimes I feel like I can't compete, even though I know it's not a competition. There's also an irrational part of me that gets jealous every time he talks about one of his female friends, particularly when it's a one on one meet up. I know he loves me very much and would never cheat on me (however he did once say that the only time he would ever cheat on me would be if he was extremely drunk, wtf?). I never show my jealously to him, but it's always lingering at the back of my mind and I get paranoid when he doesn't text me all night. I really don't want to become an possessive, clingy girlfriend, but I fear I may. I know that this problem is mainly my own insecurity, as my boyfriend does a good job on reassuring me, and we text several times a day. How do I stop being jealous? I really don't want to push him away. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
<bot>: My boyfriend has a lot of female friends, I don't want to be jealous, but I kinda am. How do I deal with this?