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26.02.2007, 18:02 quote

Anonymous

stonecastle wrote:
You should only really have reason to be jealous if your partner goes and snogs someone else or bonks someone else while you are seeing them. Otherwise there is not much to be really jealous about.


actually for some people theres lots to get jealous about..

for example, keeping in touch with past lovers..
flirting with people..
they can even be things like spending more time with your mates, then you gf/bf

 

26.02.2007, 18:24 quote

Anonymous

twistedvoilet wrote:
stonecastle wrote:
You should only really have reason to be jealous if your partner goes and snogs someone else or bonks someone else while you are seeing them. Otherwise there is not much to be really jealous about.


actually for some people theres lots to get jealous about..

for example, keeping in touch with past lovers..
flirting with people..
they can even be things like spending more time with your mates, then you gf/bf


Not sure jealousy is just a trust thing ..more like possession. Dont know what kind of jealousy loubylou's means.

 

26.02.2007, 18:37 quote

twinight
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you don’t get it its complete unreasonable that’s the point when you get to that point trust is not the issue how the relationship stands is not the issue and you realise all this but you cant do anything about it, its like your looking down on yourself saying NO NO don’t do that but you have no control, you talk yourself out of an action to find out while you talked yourself out of it you were doing it, its not a simple you don’t trust them, its not the world is out to get you its you for no reason what ever you have decided to at on little things that would not normally bother you ok this sounds like im making excuses for my actions and I guess to some extent I am.

 

26.02.2007, 18:53 quote

Anonymous

twinight wrote:
you don’t get it its complete unreasonable that’s the point when you get to that point trust is not the issue how the relationship stands is not the issue and you realise all this but you cant do anything about it, its like your looking down on yourself saying NO NO don’t do that but you have no control, you talk yourself out of an action to find out while you talked yourself out of it you were doing it, its not a simple you don’t trust them, its not the world is out to get you its you for no reason what ever you have decided to at on little things that would not normally bother you ok this sounds like im making excuses for my actions and I guess to some extent I am.


I have known people that suffer from extreme jealousy towards partners, and its rarely the partners fault. It tends to be an insecurity problem with them.

Just my opinion.

 

26.02.2007, 19:15 quote

francy

twinight wrote:
this sounds like im making excuses for my actions and I guess to some extent I am.


its a horrible feeling not to be trusted and even worse if it becomes abusive, emotional or physical.... controlling relationships can be very scary things ....there are no excuses for that kind of behaviour...

 

26.02.2007, 21:32 quote

Anonymous

Jeggea wrote:
danni82 wrote:
yup same here i dont get jealous, sometimes i wonder if that is the reason i got walked all over in the past because i was to laid back who knows and meh who cares im better off out of the past lol. All i can say is if there is jealously then there is lack of trust and not a stable ground for a relationship. im the trusting type and happy that way.


its not always a lack of trust because sometimes the sufferers do trust their partners. Maybe its something else and not jealousy ??
It is jealousy, but it's not always a lack of trust.

I've had the odd moment in my time, sometimes down to insecurity, sometimes other things, but I've nearly always managed to rationalise the situation and deal with it Smile

 

26.02.2007, 22:22 quote

Anonymous

redoctober wrote:
Jeggea wrote:
danni82 wrote:
yup same here i dont get jealous, sometimes i wonder if that is the reason i got walked all over in the past because i was to laid back who knows and meh who cares im better off out of the past lol. All i can say is if there is jealously then there is lack of trust and not a stable ground for a relationship. im the trusting type and happy that way.


its not always a lack of trust because sometimes the sufferers do trust their partners. Maybe its something else and not jealousy ??
It is jealousy, but it's not always a lack of trust.

I've had the odd moment in my time, sometimes down to insecurity, sometimes other things, but I've nearly always managed to rationalise the situation and deal with it Smile


I knew someone who lived with a pretty, very nice women who was totally trustworthy, yet he used to get really jealous with her..and it made him violent towards her. The thing is he used to have affairs Confused

 

26.02.2007, 23:17 quote

Feckitanyway
Joined: 18 Feb 2007 Posts: 50 Location: United Kingdom, Northern Ireland, Fermanagh
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Don't really do jealousy except on very rare occassions.
Usually when it's just someone I like, but can't be with,.. that sort of thing, ... it comes from powerlessness.

It's never been a problem per-se, just recognise it for what it is,... soul destroying, painful, unpleasant but usually temporary.

Never been jealous in a relationship.
I guess it's an insecurity/ greed/ posessive/ power thing, but I've never been a posessive or domineering person (too laid back for that).
I just suffer in silence, am not the kind to bully other people,... especially someone I care for etc.

 

26.02.2007, 23:35 quote

twinight
twinight Joined: 23 Feb 2007 Posts: 22 Location: United Kingdom, England, Oxfordshire
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Feckitanyway you got the first part so right its the powerless bit, in most if not all relationships each person has certain percent of power/control im not talking we have a dominat role just some power, now weather someone takes to much power or someone gives this power or if we lost it down the pud the other night
once that power is perceived as gone you get the problem again its not a domination or submissive thing, also someone menchend
fancy wrote:
its a horrible feeling not to be trusted and even worse if it becomes abusive, emotional or physical.... controlling relationships can be very scary things ....there are no excuses for that kind of behaviour...

Hu… bugger were did that come from last person I hit was my sister and I was 12 after my mother beat my Arse and told me boy don’t hit girls and I never did again (wish my mum had told my sister the same thing

 

27.02.2007, 00:02 quote

francy

lol...no problem twinight, i wasnt suggesting you did...Very Happy

twinight wrote:
Feckitanyway you got the first part so right its the powerless bit, in most if not all relationships each person has certain percent of power/control im not talking we have a dominat role just some power, now weather someone takes to much power or someone gives this power or if we lost it down the pud the other night
once that power is perceived as gone you get the problem again its not a domination or submissive thing, also someone menchend
fancy wrote:
its a horrible feeling not to be trusted and even worse if it becomes abusive, emotional or physical.... controlling relationships can be very scary things ....there are no excuses for that kind of behaviour...

Hu… bugger were did that come from last person I hit was my sister and I was 12 after my mother beat my Arse and told me boy don’t hit girls and I never did again (wish my mum had told my sister the same thing

 

27.02.2007, 01:37 quote

ChiefOHara
Joined: 11 Feb 2006 Posts: 2849 Location: Ireland, Cork, Cork
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I used to get bouts of jealousy.

I found that it was selfishness on my part and hope. If i unfairly invested hopes of a relationship or daydreamed about being with someone and it turned out a way i didn't like, i either felt hard done by or upset that i wasn't good enough.

It is an ugly feeling, but i find i avoid it these days by not investing emotionally in strangers. Im over cautious and cold sometimes as a result but i find it better than being embitterd and sullen.

Mind you as a result i have missed opportunities with certain people as a result of my cowardice in dealing with my envy.

Wish i could help.

 

27.02.2007, 11:41 quote

Feckitanyway
Joined: 18 Feb 2007 Posts: 50 Location: United Kingdom, Northern Ireland, Fermanagh
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I'm thinking that maybe its less jealousy than just plain old self-pity or heart-ache that I tend to suffer from.

 
 
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