K let me say first, a bit of jealousy is normal and honestly can be a healthy thing so long as you are upfront about things. I am almost 12 weeks pregnant and tbh quite emotional. The other week I noticed a pretty little blonde thing start like my husbands insta pictures.. and well, he doesn't have many followers or get many likes outside of his family members. So I immediately had a moment of jealously and panic. Not gonna lie, I went to the worst ideas in my head. I did add her on insta and sent her a dm after she accepted me. I started by complimenting her as she was a gorgeous lady, I asked how she knew my hubs (with those words), and then complimented her adorable pitbull/mix as it was her last post on insta. I would assume it was pretty obvious where I was going, and she responded back pretty quick with a thank you and let me know they used to work together (my husband had recently changed jobs and had started adding people from his old job now that he was no longer there). We only sent a few messages back and forth, and she had brought up that my hubby had talked about our son at work and that he must be so big now. I decided to mention it to my husband that night, I said I had added *her name* and messaged her and I could see he was a touch uncomfortable. I said she is gorgeous and asked about how close they worked. As we talked he became more comfortable and would share some things about work and their chats. I could tell that his initial discomfort was from him being worried that I WOULD assume the worst, but as we talked it through I realized there was nothing else going on there. It's really best not to assume, but natural to feel a bit jealous when you see someone that COULD be an option for them. Personally, I've always had a lot of guy friends and I know that it can certainly be platonic, I simply get on better generally with guys than girls. This used to make my husband uncomfortable but over time he has begun to understand it. As I have to understand with him as well. It is okay for your partner to be friends with someone they COULD potentially be attracted to (and I word it that way instead of saying opposite sex, as I am pansexual and am potentially attracted to a wide range of people). If my hubs was to say I couldn't be friends with someone I maybe COULD be attracted to, I wouldn't be able to have ANY friends... so I have to extend the same courtesy to him as a hetero man in relation to females. Everyone can have moments of jealousy, it's just important to talk it out before jumping to conclusions or making any accusations. Sorry for the long response, but I thought it was important. 💜