There is only one way and that's through counseling for your problem. There is something deep rooted inside of you that has caused you to mistrust either your mate or those around you. It's up to you to find out! Yes, I agree there is a need for counseling if you have not gone before. But it is not necessary. First you need to identify and be able to admit that you have a neurotic problem. I have run across an excellent book called Overcoming Jealousy and Possissiveness by Paul A Hauck. He tells about the neurotic, obsessive emotions that we have, yes, I have it too. As I was reading this book he was talking about exactly how my own behavior is, I really recommend this little paper back book. Read it and really study it over and over again. Also, read Louise Hay books. Change your way of thinking, I mean the actual negative thoughts you are telling yourself in your head and will know what they are.
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If you easily get jealous when your girlfriend talks to or befriends other boys, you can stop that by being positive always, and trusting your girlfriend.
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You can tell yourself everyday what you are thankful for and stop wishing for what others have. It's good to be different.
Say: 'Will you two please stop it, I'm jealous.'
Find a guy for yourself; there are many out there, and you just need to get to know them.
give both dogs equal amounts of love
Tell that jealous person that if they really liked you then they would only want you to be happy, and that your girlfriend makes you happy.
people will always be jealous of what others have...u just have 2 keeep ur self busy...something 2 take ur mind of being jealous of what others got and appreciate what u got.
talk to her or say in a happy way"stop making me look jealous" maybe she'll understand where your coming from or she'll be glad to attract your needs.
He might not ever stop being jealous, but that doesn't necessarily mean it is a bad thing. Some people don't mind a little bit of jealousy from their spouse because it does give a boost to their self esteem that they are still wanted by their spouse and adored by them to a point of being afraid of being lost to someone else. So long as he's not acting on it, especially in a violent manner, it shouldn't be bad that he shows a bit of jealousy.
Well first of you need to accept your flaws and realize that are good the way you are. You need to be happy for that friend and realize that being jealous of them isn't going to change you, or them. Try looking at all your good qualities that he/she doesn't have and think about how you're lucky too.