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Using a throwaway. I'll try to make it short, here's the context:

My boyfriend and I met 3 years ago through a student org. We were basically in the same friend group and we would always hang out, 6 people. I call this group "old friends". We got closer last year and have been dating for about a year, old friends were pleased we got together.

Now:

He's made a few new friends and roommates, so when I hang out with him they're sometimes around, but I've only recently noticed that it seems like they're avoiding me. They don't say hi to mem, don't engage in conversations (when I start), they go to their rooms fast, ignore me and talk to my BF when my BF is talking to me...I only started to noticed this BECAUSE these "new friends" are all friends with "old friends" (same majors, classes) so when everybody comes to hang out together, and I show up, old friends will always greet me and shoot the shit with me, knock me on the head, etc., but new friends ONLY talk to old friends, ignoring me. It was suddenly like...huh, why am is only half this group responsive to me? 

It's not a catty thing, they're mostly dudes. I had previously chalked up their ignoring me to social awkwardness, something not uncommon for my school. What's up with this? It's utterly bizarre to me.

I don't believe it is an issue having anything to do with the relationship with my boyfriend, so I haven't told him, he's busy doing senior stuff, it's not a major concern but I guess I do find it strange and was hoping r/relationships would have some insight.

Can you provide a brief overview of the text?
<bot>: all of my bf's friends that I've only met after we got together seem to be shunning me. Old friends are completely cool though. It becomes strange when we all get together. WTF why?