<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

I'm a college student, and at the beginning of the semester, I met this girl (Emily) through mutual friends. We ended forming a pretty tight-knit group of friends, and we would hang out all the time since we all live close together on campus. 

I found Emily extremely genuine and easy to talk to. There were few occasions when just the two of us would be hanging out, and we would have so much fun talking, joking, playing badminton, or whatever. We would sometimes chat pretty late at night and talk about deep things like our dreams, beliefs, and stuff like that. I really really thought that we meshed really well. 

So last week, I basically collected all the balls I had and told her that I was starting to like her. She basically told me that she didn't think she was ready for a relationship, and she already liked someone who wasn't emotionally available. It didn't seem like a big deal then; I thought we would just stay friends and keep having fun like always. 

Rejection always sucks, so inevitably I was a little down for two days and kind of recollected myself. After the two days, I thought everything's cool, and I'm over it. 

The thing is I still find myself getting jealous when she goes to have exclusive conversations with other guys. I honestly wish I wouldn't get jealous and I really don't have a right to, but every time it happens it feels like my heart hurts a little. I really don't know how I can recover from this. Will it just get better over time? I really don't think avoiding her is an option because we are in the same group of friends. I also really enjoy her company as well. How can I get over the feelings and 
stop feeling jealous?
<bot>: Told girl I liked her and got turned down, thought I was okay but I get jealous when she talks to other guys