127, then tell me this...why would a guy (a smart guy for easy argument), knowing that girl is already in a relationship get a girl a "heart-shaped" (because that's what I believe invokes op here) necklace (or any piece of jewelry for that matter)...if he's a good friend and not having any ulterior motives, why not a four-leaf clover, or other shapes?...I don't think op is overreacting here...he's justified to be suspicious but not overly jealous...he can direct his suspicion towards the gift-giving dude and not his gf in this case if his gf truly is that innocent...

I hate how people cant respect you are taken. If i were you id punch that guy in the face

When girls are in relationship, they shouldnt hVe close guy friends. Guys only want 1 thing.

obviously your not doing something right. youve probably never bought her jewlery have you? no wonder shes going to enjoy it even if someone else gave it to her. i would.

I SEE THE PROBLEM lol

why is there a problem man? as long as you trust her dont worry. jealousy doesnt solve anyyything

Prolly time to find a new girlfriend bro.

Have you gotten her a heart necklace yet? If not, then you're the problem. She is probably telling you how much she loves heart necklaces trying to give you a hint. If you already got her one, get her another one that will kick her friend's necklace's ass. Or toss it when she's not looking.

You do NOT give another man's woman a necklace. You just don't. This is one of the basic tenents of man code. First, kick the crap out of the guy who gave it to her. Second, explain to your significant other that accepting jewelry ( a long withheld tradition of affection between partners) from another man is not cool with you. Hanging out, fine. Going to dinner with, fine. Small gifts to show friendship, fine. A heart shaped necklace, not a f-ing chance. Third, go back and kick the crap out of the guy who gave her the necklace a second time, just to drive the point home.

Tell her to either throw it away or your gone!