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I am in my second year at college and I pretty much have no friends within a 5 hour vicinity of me. I talk to a few people in class and see one close friend once or twice a month, but besides that, my boyfriend is the only person I see and talk to regularly.

Before college, I had a really good group of friends. I was outgoing and social. However, my first friend group freshman year ended up being filled with rude people who I had nothing in common with, so I cut ties after the first semester. Now I am halfway through my third semester with basically no friends, which I feel down about a ton, so I think this is where my bitterness is stemming from. Yes, I have tried meeting new people- I am in a few clubs, I work, and I am friendly towards new people, but I haven't met anyone I click with besides my boyfriend.

I met my boyfriend a year ago and we have been dating for 10 months. Like me, he used to not have very many friends. Because of this, we hung out all the time and constantly texted. But he started a new job and found a huge group of people he clicks with. He hangs out with them more days than he doesn't. When he's with them he wont respond to my texts for hours on end and it makes me feel lonely and sad. His new friends are pretty much all he talks about, and I really don't want to hear it all the time. 

While I know I should feel happy for him, I can't help but get peeved that he has all these new people and I have next to nobody. I've snapped at him a few times over mundane things because of it, and I've spent too much time analyzing every text (or lack thereof), staring at ceilings instead of sleeping, and moping in general. I don't want to become that bitchy, clingy girlfriend but I can feel my bitterness stewing inside of me and getting worse.

How can I get over my angry, jealous feelings?
<bot>: boyfriend got a new job and is hanging out with his work buddies all the time.  I pretty much only have one other friend who I only occasionally see so it's making me bitter and jealous.