This week we discuss jealousy - the green monster - and break down where jealousy originated from, it’s emotional core and how we can address these feelings.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Jealousy is a common and intense emotion that can harm our relationships and well-being, but understanding its root and learning to manage it can prevent negative consequences. Young people, particularly those between 19 and 26, are more prone to this emotion.
Polyamorous individuals may view jealousy as a result of cultural conditioning and insecurity rather than a possessive and evolutionary trait. Studies suggest that jealousy can also encompass grief which often stems from societal values such as competition and accumulation.
The feeling of jealousy stems from an internal place of inadequacy and needs to be addressed before envy towards others can be lessened. It cannot be ignored and there is a trade-off for trying to avoid it.
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