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My boyfriend and I have been dating for a little over a year, almost a year and a half. In college I was in a sorority and as a result have a very close group of both girl and guy friends. I've never dated any of the guys, but as anyone who is familiar with Greek life can tell you, there are lots of formals and events where dates are required, and most of these guys were my date at one point or another, or vice versa. We also just tend to have a flirty relationship and I've drunkenly made out with a few, but so have the other girls in my friend group. We're young and I personally think that's normal. My crazy college days are over and I would never act that way with them again, despite light, harmless flirting.

My boyfriend in the past has been very jealous of my relationship with these guys. When he knows I'm out with them I get a lot of texts from him and he asks me a ton of questions when I get home. Recently he asked me to cut them out of my life. I don't want to do this. These guys are some of my best friends and I love them. But I also love my boyfriend. On top of this, my boyfriend says I "owe" him, which I kind of agree with. When we first started dating he was friends with a girl who clearly had a huge crush on him that he didn't do much to discourage. I asked him to stop talking to her and he did. Reluctantly, I might add. He says that since he did that for me I should do this for him. I just don't know though. I feel like he's being very controlling. I asked him to cut out *one* friend, who clearly liked him. He's asking me to cut out half my friends who are purely platonic on both sides of the equation.

What do I do? Am I right in thinking he's being controlling, or do I owe him this?
<bot>: Boyfriend wants me to cut out guy friends, and says I owe him because he did something similar at my request. I think he's being controlling and don't want to.