Emotional Intelligence Executive Master Coach at InLight Coaching. Let EI enhance your career and relationships with EQi-2/360® Assessments. One of the factors that separates jealousy from admiration ...

Jealousy isn’t always loud—it can shape your relationship in quiet ways. Recognize the signs and break the cycle before they damage trust in your relationship. Jealousy can be a quiet disruptor in ...

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Jealousy—it’s an emotion many people experience. Whether they are single, married, dating, monogamous, non-monogamous, polyamorous—you name it—we have all experienced the green-eyed monster at some ...

Darwin believed our bodies attempted to ward off competition for mates and protect our offspring. Psychologists often describe it as a close cousin to madness. Whatever its origins, romantic jealousy ...

Extreme jealousy is one of the most destructive things in a relationship. Research has found that jealousy, while sometimes a sign of love, is more consistently linked to negative relationships.

Recently, I've become very acquainted with a feeling that I didn't even know I had the capability to feel so strongly: jealousy. Before I decided to try non-monogamy with my current partner, I'd only ...

To truly understand jealousy, we must examine its roots. Throughout history, jealousy has been a subject of interest and contemplation. From ancient Greek myths to classical literature, jealousy has ...

Jealousy is a killer. Relationships end because of jealous conflicts, and people kill other people because they are jealous. Imagine this. You are at a party and someone is friendly and you smile.

Jealousy can cause you to act in distrustful and destructive ways that ruin relationships. Jealousy often comes from people's insecurities of not feeling good enough for others in some way. Overcome ...

Jealousy is just a part of life, right? Isn't it a normal, human emotion that everyone in a relationship feels at some point? When I was a teenager and in a LTR with someone super untrustworthy, I was ...

To better deal with jealousy, you may wish to identify the cause and express your concerns to the impacted person. Some mindfulness practices or counseling with a qualified therapist can also help.