<human>: We've been married 14 years and for a long time all we could manage to do was care for our kids and stay afloat.  Now things are better, the kids aren't babies and I feel like a person again, but my husband, well... He doesn't seem to like it.  He doesn't like me having friends that aren't also his friends.  If I invite him to come along and meet them he says it would be imbalanced because I got to know them first.  He wants us to develop couple friendships at the same pace at the same time and only those.  He's introverted and very rarely makes friendships of his own.  I try inviting him to meet people with me.  He hates it.  I try letting him know he's wanted, but it's fine for him to not interact with my friends.  He hates that I have friends.  I don't want to make him feel uncomfortable or unhappy, but I don't think what he "needs" from me is healthy for either of us.  What do I do?

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<bot>: my husband wants to be everything I need all the time and gets hurt/angry when I have any support system.