What does jealousy turn into?
Jealousy breeds suspicion, doubt, and mistrust, which can snowball into pretty intense emotions and behaviors, he says. We may become preoccupied with the fear of betrayal. We might start checking up on our friend or partner constantly, trying to “catch them.” We might become possessive of that person.
How is jealousy destructive?
Jealousy can rear its head in any relationship. It’s a destructive emotion: it has the potential to suffocate a happy partnership and break down the trust that was there. Jealousy can cause you to experience a range of feelings, from insecurity and suspicion to rejection, fear, anger or anxiety.
How to deal with jealousy?
With jealousy, the very first thing you want to do is to strike out in anger and to push away the person who has stirred up your emotions. If you hurt them back or belittle their accomplishment then you don’t have to deal with your own pain and suffering.
Why do some relationships get destroyed by jealousy?
With jealousy, the very first thing you want to do is to strike out in anger and to push away the person who has stirred up your emotions. If you hurt them back or belittle their accomplishment then you don’t have to deal with your own pain and suffering. This is why some relationships are destroyed.
Why is jealousy known as the Green Eyed Monster?
There’s a very good reason why jealousy is known as the green eyed monster. It can cause perfectly rational people to suddenly turn into raging creatures of anger and hate. In seconds, it can destroy what should be a happy celebration as well as permanently destroy relationships between family, friends, co-workers and even your neighbours.
How do you deal with envious people?
Disconnect from people who are hateful and envious; they are toxic. Sometimes this includes your own family member or people you have been friends with. An alternative to cutting them out of your life is to set limits and boundaries. Some people are best taken in very small doses.