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Here's the deal. I'm a woman in my mid twenties, and all of my friends are in relationships right now. I've had a few different groups of friends over the years. Usually there was a token couple, and that was fine. I've been hanging out with this group of awesome people (about half are men and half are women) for a little over a year. 

When I first met them, no one was in a couple. A few months in, two people coupled up. This continued, and now all of my friends are dating each other. I was never romantically interested in any of them, so I'm not bitter or jealous. My issue is that I'm starting to feel really excluded.

It's only been a couple of months since the last four paired up (a few of whom I had grown super close to). I miss hanging out with Sarah and Rob instead of Sob. There is a new dynamic, and I don't like it! I liked hanging out randomly, being around everyone all the time. But now that they're all coupled up I find that they all want to go home early. Impromptu hangouts aren't that common. I feel like we rarely go out, or maybe they are going out as couples without me.

I understand why this is happening (well kind of as I've never had a boyfriend), but I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do now. It's really hard to be happy for them when I feel so left out. I really like these people too, and I **want** to be happy for them. It can be hard for me to connect and meet new people, so I'm wary of the prospect of making new friends. 

I guess what I'm asking is: Does it get better? Should I accept that I will see them less and less? Will we eventually hang out like we used to, or is it going to suck until everyone breaks up and my group of friends gets divided because they were dating each other?

If anyone has been in a similar situation, please help! I don't want to lose my friends. Sorry if this is too long.
<bot>: All of my friends are dating each other, and I feel left out. I'd like some advice as to what I can do to maintain my friendships with them, and how to still enjoy my time with them.