Jealousy in Marriage
Free Marriage Saving Tips on Jealousy
- Why Am I Jealous?
Jealousy in Marriage and What To Do About It - Provoking Jealousy
Controlling Spouse OR Provoking Jealousy? - Dealing With Jealousy
How to Deal With Jealousy From Your Spouse - Creating Relationship Boundaries
Create Realistic Marital Expectations to Avoid Jealousy - Why Do I Have Insecurity in My Relationship?
Insecurity in Relationships and How Jealousy Factors In - A Jealous Spouse
Handling Jealousy That You Think Has No Cause
Jealousy
Jealousy in marriage can be a destructive force. One spouse is constantly suspicious of the other, and the other spouse begins to feel controlled. When someone begins to feel controlled, often they will rebel against being controlled, resulting in the jealousy being a self-fulfilling prophecy.
Getting Past Jealousy
Jealousy can be controlled, or rather, spouses can learn to not provoke jealousy in each other. There are some cases in which the jealousy is caused by the behavior of the other spouse when they act provocatively, inviting the spouse’s jealousy. All of these situations can be avoided if you work together and adjust how you act around others.
