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Be careful. I know someone who introduced two such ladies to each other and they became best friends.
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I think the key here was "past realtionships" you've moved on, they haven't. I'd lay down the law and tell em, "look you either get me as a friend or nothing at all, we had our time and it ended for a reason, i've moved on." It's easier to be jealous of someone you don't know because then you only see the shiney side of things... like the neighbor who envies the guy up the block with 6 cars and a mansion... not knowing the repo man is hiding around the corner and the bank keeps threatening to forclose. People envy the ideal not the actual.
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I used to get VERY jealous when I was younger...it started to fade around 22-23. (Start of The Age of reasoning not emotions, I've decided) I used to yell at my boyfriends all the time. They'd make me feel like if I turned around, they'd be gone. (do you do that at all? Just asking). It used to grip me in the throat...When I finally found the guy I married, there was no jealousy. Which, means I am secure with him. He makes me feel like the greatest thing on the planet.
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One of the ingredients of jealousy is insecurity. Feelings of jealousy have to do with yourself and your relationship with the person you're feeling jealous over, not the person you're feeling jealous of. Actually if you get the two jealous people together to meet each other and then leave them alone together to socialize, it might actually help. We fear what we don't understand.
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as @BlueCrayon said jealousy comes when you perceiving the other to be better than oneself. in a relationship i think i would be of another girl only if i thought there was something going on between them and my boyfriend and therefore couldn't trust the guy - which would mean i couldn't remain in that relationship any longer, but if i fully trusted the guy there wouldn't be a need to be jealous.
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