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Quick background; back in high school, I met my best friend, let's call him P. Throughout the years he's been a fantastic friend - we're extremely close, we've been to many a high school dance together, and he's basically a great guy. Toward the end of high school P told me he was gay, but so far he hasn't told pretty much anyone else except his immediate family. Obviously this didn't change our friendship at all. We've remained close throughout college (went to different universities) and now meet up every so often to get drinks or just chill. 

At university, I met my current boyfriend, A. He's the second boyfriend I've had and I love him with a burning passion. We're also perfect for each other, we've never really had any fights of any significance (until now) and we've been together for almost 6 years. We share an apartment and a cat.

The problem is that recently A has expressed to me that he doesn't like how close I am with P. I know A can get jealous very easily. He wants me to stop hanging out with him. Personally I don't think it's fair that I don't get to hang out with guys that are a "threat" when A himself has many attractive female (and definitely straight) friends. I've begun to hang out with P less, but A still isn't happy. I feel like this would all be resolved if I could tell A that P is definitely nothing to worry about because he's 100% gay. 

I don't want to cut off contact with P just because A feels intimidated, but he's leaving me no compromise. What's your advice here? How can I reassure A without telling him that P is gay? (P has said he doesn't want me telling anyone just yet.)

Thanks!
<bot>: BFFLs with P, boyfriend A is unhappy and feels insecure about it. How to let him know P is not a threat because he likes dicks but is closeted about it.