It's natural for your boyfriend to show a degree of jealousy when your guy friends speak to you or look at you, take it as a compliment and don't let it affect you. It only becomes a problem if it is a recurring issue or something that he needs to speak to you about.
People are always drawn to members of the opposite sex, it's a fact of life and your boyfriend would be more concerned if no one else ever looked at you!
When he does comment on it, laugh it off and let him know that it doesn't mean anything to you and shouldn't mean anything to him. It's him that you care about and there's nothing that you can do about how other people react to you.
In time this should become less and less of an issue as he begins to trust you more realising that your thoughts are only about him.
You could also mention to him how girls notice him and speak to him; putting the boot on the other foot should get him to think a bit and realise that you are not encouraging or seeking the attention and interest of others.
Your instinct will tell you whether this is a real problem with him, if it is there isn't much that you can do to help him. His insecurities aren't your problem, you've shown him that you think he's special but if he is racked by insecurities it's his job to deal with that rather than for you to change your ways.
These sorts of issues are common at times in relationships, it's about finding out about yourselves, how suited and compatible you are and your true feelings for each other. Time and instinct are the best judges of these types of matters.
People are always drawn to members of the opposite sex, it's a fact of life and your boyfriend would be more concerned if no one else ever looked at you!
When he does comment on it, laugh it off and let him know that it doesn't mean anything to you and shouldn't mean anything to him. It's him that you care about and there's nothing that you can do about how other people react to you.
In time this should become less and less of an issue as he begins to trust you more realising that your thoughts are only about him.
You could also mention to him how girls notice him and speak to him; putting the boot on the other foot should get him to think a bit and realise that you are not encouraging or seeking the attention and interest of others.
Your instinct will tell you whether this is a real problem with him, if it is there isn't much that you can do to help him. His insecurities aren't your problem, you've shown him that you think he's special but if he is racked by insecurities it's his job to deal with that rather than for you to change your ways.
These sorts of issues are common at times in relationships, it's about finding out about yourselves, how suited and compatible you are and your true feelings for each other. Time and instinct are the best judges of these types of matters.