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"My guy is insanely jealous. I can&amp;#039;t even talk to his best friends without his getting pissed. I&amp;#039;ll admit that I&amp;#039;m a flirt, but I&amp;#039;ve reassured him that I only love him. If a guy looks at me for too long, he gets mad at me, as though I were asking for it. And if I wear a short skirt or low-cut top, he accuses me of trying to pick up guys. What&amp;#039;s with him? It&amp;#039;s normal \u2014 even healthy \u2014 for a boyfriend to be a little jealous, but it sounds like your guy is taking it to the extreme. That being said, you may want to take an objective look at your flirtatious behavior. I understand that you&amp;#039;re just being yourself, but who knows \u2014 maybe you&amp;#039;re egging him on more than you realize. Relationships require compromise, and this may be one instance where you need to sacrifice. If you must flirt, then just do it when he&amp;#039;s not around. Hopefully, that will curtail his jealousy. But if he doesn&amp;#039;t let up, then think about whether you really want to stay with this guy. Come on, he clearly has zero trust in you if he thinks you&amp;#039;re trying to pick up any dude who looks your way. Second, he seems to want to control you \u2014 from whom you chat with to what you wear \u2014 and that&amp;#039;s not cool. There&amp;#039;s a difference between being jealous and being possessive, and your man may fall in the latter category. So give him a chance and see if he responds to the changes in your behavior. If not, you may want to consider breaking free before he becomes even more controlling. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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