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Rethinking Jealousy

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Jealousy is often seen as a toxic emotion, but what if we reframe it? 🤔 Instead of viewing it as a negative, we can use jealousy as a tool for self-reflection. Here’s how:


Understand the Root: Jealousy is usually a signal of insecurity or fear. Ask yourself, "What am I afraid of losing?"

Communicate Vulnerably: Open up to your partner about what’s triggering your jealousy, without blaming them.

Use It for Growth: Identify areas where you can build self-confidence and trust—both in yourself and in your relationship.

Jealousy doesn’t have to mean the end; it can be the beginning of a deeper conversation about your needs and emotions. How have you handled jealousy in your relationship? 👇


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