<human>: Hey! Just a quick question, I was wondering how I can minimize making my boyfriend jealous/concerned about new friendships ((with guys mostly)). We've been in a long distance relationship now for about three or four months, and have been together for about 10 months, and it's been going well so far. The first month was really rocky but we're great now and we talk/video chat every day and any chance we get. I'm in love with him, and I know I want to be with him for as long as I can. 

I've recently started becoming friends with this guy, I guess B. My boyfriend has joked about being jealous, and once got kind of mad/jealous that I was hanging out with B, my other friend that's a girl, and another friend of B that's a guy. I know a lot of it is on his (my boyfriend's) side, to trust me and to get those thoughts out, but what can I do to make sure and let him know that it's platonic for both me and B? I don't want him to feel negatively towards my new friends, and I don't want him to feel bad about himself that he can't hang out with me like they can.

Is it better to talk about B in a cavalier way a lot to get him used to the name? Or is it better to not talk about him at all, or only mention him in group settings, like "I went to dinner with H, B and A" 

Thanks!!

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<bot>: in a long distance relationship, how should I approach a new friendship in a way so that my boyfriend of 10 months won't get jealous or feel bad?