[X&Y Emily] More Ways Jealousy Can Creep Into Your Life
Published: Sun, 10/23/11
EMILY McKAY'S KEYS TO BLISS NEWSLETTER
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WHAT'S INSIDE: Here are three more devious ways that jealousy can
make your life miserable...often before you even realize what'shappened.
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Not too long ago while we were visiting the beautiful country of
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And now, as promised, here are those other three ways that jealousy
can wreak havoc on your life...but only if you let it.
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MORE WAYS JEALOUSY CAN CREEP INTO YOUR LIFE
As you'll recall, last time we talked about four scenarios that
tend to cause jealous feelings to arise.
It really is true that as we our experiences in life have a lasting
impact on us. Hopefully, those experiences build us up rather than
leaving us damaged.
Do you let broken relationships you've had with men who turned out
to be less than perfect scar you emotionally?
Or do you treat them as learning experiences that will help you
recognize a better man in the future?
I believe we all want to claim the latter. And as such, it's all
the more important (amazingly so, even) to root out ways jealousy
can establish itself in our minds and wreak havoc on even solid
relationships.
As promised, here are three more situations to look out for:
5. You Trust Your Man, But You Don't Trust Other Women: The
feeling may creep in that women are out to get your man and that heis weak enough to fall for it.
Make no mistake about it. There are women who are attracted to men
who are taken and gain a thrill out of winning over another woman's
guy.
But in the end, that's their problem not yours...if you are with the
right man.
Most men are strong enough to see what is happening and to refuse
such advances. This is especially when his emotional and physical
needs are being met...by YOU.
Men who are in healthy and happy relationship do not want to
jeopardize that. They're indeed as sensible and smart as you are,
if you're indeed a woman who deserves what she wants and has gotten
it.
In most case those type of men would be upset that a woman would
try to brake up his happy life.
6. Settling: If you make the mistake of feeling like he could do
better than you but has "settled" then it could stand to reasonthat your point of view could be that he is waiting for someone
better to come along.
That is a horrible feeling, isn't it?
You're left always wondering who he would rather be with, or
perpetually worried that a "more perfect" woman will show up
tomorrow.
The real question is, "Does he feel like he is really settling or
is the reality that he indeed does see you as that great woman in
his life?" If he's telling you so--or better yet acting like it's
so--why not take him at face value?
He really could think you are the greatest woman he has ever met,
you know.
If this is the case--and you can believe it--your way of thinking on
this matter could in time push him away.
Remind yourself that he chose you over of all the other millions of
women on this planet. And as a rational human being, he probably
knew what he was doing.
However, if you find that he is feeling like maybe he has settled
than now is the time to found out what is missing in the
relationship.
Perhaps it is an easier fix than you might think.
For example, maybe he would like more excitement and more time with
you.
An easy fix in that situation is to make sure you have at least one
date night a month or drive to an interesting place you both have
never been before every once in a while.
7. Low Self-Esteem: Do you ever get the feeling that another
women is prettier or even better than you? I'm sure we've all beenthere at one time or another.
While this point is similar to the one above, it really is a
separate subject unto itself.
A woman with low self-esteem by definition believes that others are
better than she is.
Since we see the world though our own eyes that is how we tend to
perceive the world to be in everyone else's eyes also.
So in a woman with low self-esteem's mind how can a man see her as
better than she sees herself?
It's not until she can see herself the way he sees her that she can
feel more secure.
Now another problem with low self-esteem is that it there are often
times past experiences like we talked about above and last time
that have happened.
Those experiences add to the stress of jealousy.
Unfortunately, a current boyfriend who is trustworthy and faithful
can get accused of cheating based solely on unresolved issues we
are dealing with.
That's not fair to him, and if you think about it it's not very
fair to you either. How will you ever discover a good man if you
always think the worst of every guy you meet?
If you find that you are experiencing any of these issues we've
covered in this newsletter and the last, then it's important to work
on resolving them.
You will find that your relationship, and your life itself can only
become happier.
Understanding why we are jealous is a start.
However it is not so easy to just say "stop being jealous", is it?
After all, sometimes there's good reason for what we're feeling.
In our next newsletter we'll discuss when feelings of jealousy are
well-founded and signal very real problems that you should be ready
to deal with.
Have Fun,
Emily McKay
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