<human>: This is so petty and immature and I know it's stupid but I just need to vent.

About 2 years ago, I introduced my best friend from high school and best friend from college. They've met a few times over the past few years. This summer, they both moved to the same neighborhood in the same city. I live about 90 miles away in the city I went to college in. They have begun hanging out on their own without me and I'm getting unreasonably jealous about it. I see them posting back and forth inside jokes on Facebook. They get drinks together after work. I saw pictures from this past weekend of my college best friend hanging out with my whole entire "clique" of friends from high school and that really upset me. I can't help but feel like I'm being replaced because I'm 2 hours away. I see them maybe twice a month, but I really feel like I'm missing out. I love the city I live in and have friends here and don't want to move to the city they all live in - but I also am extremely jealous.

Today, my high school best friend texted me asking for the phone number of one of my close friends from my high school job who also lives in the same neighborhood. This was kind of the last straw for me. I'm so jealous I can't handle it. I know that it's petty and I know I can't tell them "don't hang out without me" but I also don't know how to deal with this immense fear of missing out and fear of being replaced. I don't want to give my high school best friend the phone number of my work friend because I honestly don't want them to hang out.

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<bot>: Super jealous of my friends back home who are hanging out without me while I live 2 hours away. Not sure how to cope with the jealousy. Mostly needed to vent.