The Supreme Court has held that the First Amendment protects the "freedom of association." That means you are generally free to socialize (or elect not to socialize) with whomever you choose. However, if you are on active parole or probation, you may have terms that restrict that freedom. If you're not sure, consult with your PO or your lawyer.
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You may associate with each other as long as neither one of you is on parole or probation with the condition that you associate with someone that is a felon.