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You literally should have taken the opportunity to flirt as part of your post. In other words, fuck his feelings.
The argument ended with me telling her that I would not be controlled by her, I'm an adult who can make my own choices around my own life.
People jump to calling everything “controlling” nowadays. This is a very reasonable boundary of Beth to ask. Then again, depends what your personal view is. But I can assure you a lot of men and women would have an issue with their partner going on a holiday with a friend of the gender they are interested in, by themselves. So it's not a crazy nor controlling boundary, but pretty standard.
I have a best male friend of 10 years but I don't go on trips or whatever with him one on one because his GF gets uncomfortable about it. Have you told Amy honestly that your GF is not okay with this and feels uncomfortable about it? If she knows already, does she care this is making your GF feel uncomfortable? I distanced myself from doing such things with my male friend because I know his GF feels uncomfortable and I respect him and her and their relationship.
The real question here, is despite your views on friendships and holidays. Do you put Amy's feelings and wants first and go on this holiday with her? Or do you care more about your GF's feelings and wants and not go on the holiday one on one with Amy? You have to decide. Relationships almost always consist of making compromises because there's always situations where partner X or Y does not like their partner doing a certian thing. And it can go BOTH ways. There could come a day your GF wants to do something that makes YOU feel very uncomfortable. Imagine she'd say she doesn't care, you don't get to control her and you just “have to deal with it”? Would you like her to treat you like that?
You're not single anymore, buddy. You shouldn't be controlled by your partner, sure. But you shouldn't go out of your way to make them feel very uncomfortable either. And it's not always about “I am not gonna cheat”. People can literaly just feel “uncomfortable” about a situation without thinking you're gonna cheat on them. It's a human emotion. Try being a bit more considerate or at least find some other compromise. E.g. postpone the trip until Beth can come with and Amy's partner or a friend of hers, so it's a group outing. But don't just brush this aside as her being controlling, it reallllyyyyyy isn't controlling. She even said she wouldn't break up over it or stop you if you really wanted to go. So she is being reasonable and considerate of your feelings. Now it's also your turn to be reasonable and considerate of HER feelings.
At a certain point you really don’t feel them anymore with people.
Can’t say it’s good or bad, just kind of is.
Doesn’t mean you don’t know if you love someone or not.