Do you think super jealousy is a disease?

Jealousy has nothing to do with illness, he just wants to get attention that originally belonged only to him. Because the number of people you come into contact with every day is limited, your care for him makes him feel safe.

If you are more ambiguous with another boy, the other boys will be more jealous, unless you won't let him know, then this will form a green hat. I don't think you would be like that.

It's going to be very tiring, if you talk about girls, you have to think about whether he will be jealous every time you do something, and over time, your circle of friends is very small. One day he's gone, and you don't even have a shoulder. Girls still have to live for themselves, don't wronged themselves, especially in relationships.

Being jealous all the time is a sign of a lack of self-confidence and security, and you should consider whether you have given your spouse a positive emotional return during your endless jealous relationship. From my male personal point of view, if my wife is jealous of me all the time, I will have a lot of irritability. Going to have an affair with someone doesn't create this kind of psychological burden, and it can be very pleasant.

Yes, it is normal to be jealous once in a while, and excessive jealousy can cause discomfort to others.

A big reason for this is that they don't feel secure and have trouble maintaining trust in the other person. In fact, if you love them very much, you can try to communicate with them and slowly learn to trust them.

It's not a disease, because only people who care a lot will be jealous. You should cherish this jealous person.

Jealousy itself is really a sweet and distressing thing, it is yourself who is distressed, and it is the loved one who is sweet. Everyone's love is like making wine, everyone has no experience to make wine into vinegar, but everyone wants to make wine, but there may be mistakes in the process, some people do not give up, and slowly let the vinegar become wine again, but some people feel that it is better to start over. Different choices have different lives, and so are feelings, so when other people's feelings are wine, and you are still vinegar, don't be in such a hurry to give up, have a little more patience and love, and hope that your love is the kind of good wine that is not afraid of deep alleys.

It shouldn't be, it can only be said that the heart is fragile, insecure, and not confident enough.

I'm very jealous and possessive of her. I used to be very gentle and easy-going with everyone, but after being with her. It's always inexplicable to be jealous and eat.

Before she was with me, some of her friends would sometimes tease or scold each other with her, and I was very unhappy at this time. In my heart, I probably said: My girlfriend doesn't need you to judge and belittle.

But she's always talked to her friends like this, but I just can't help but be jealous, because there are many things that I haven't talked about with her. So every day is spent in self-entanglement and discomfort. I also want to think that it is unnecessary, but I really can't control this jealousy.

I care too much about a person I care so much that I don't have a self If the other party is disgusted, then you are in danger I used to be like this In the end, he couldn't stand it and said that I was too careful to say that I was too tired to be together and finally broke up It took a long time after the breakup to calm down and see my own problems So don't drill the horns of the bull Mind be better Believe that you are the most perfect It is the one in her (him) mind Be confident and naturally won't be jealous And you have to expand your circle of friends Don't put your whole on the other party.

No, being jealous means that you care about him.

Yes, it falls under the scope of psychiatrists**.

1. Inferiority complex. Some people often have an inferiority complex, and even look down on themselves, only know their shortcomings but do not know their strengths, and are willing to live under this kind of person, lacking due self-confidence, unable to give full play to their strengths and specialties. People have an inferiority complex, have no courage in social interactions, are accustomed to being conformist, and do not have their own ideas.

If this mentality is not changed, over time, it will gradually wear down people's courage, boldness and unique personality.

2. Shyness. It is mainly manifested in lack of experience, lack of experience, introverted personality, and poor speech. Cowardice hinders the realization of one's plans and assumptions. Cowardice is the rope that binds thought and action. It should be broken and discarded.

3. It is suspicious. Jealous people tend to look at each other and external things with a distrustful and gentle eye. Whenever they see what someone else says, they think that someone else is saying something bad.

Jealous people often sensationalize, digress, talk long-term, and provoke trouble, but the result can only be to ask for trouble and harm themselves.

4. Rebellious psychology. Reverse psychology tends to confuse the boundaries between right and wrong, making people feel disgusted and disgusted.

5. Monopoly. The existing knowledge, experience, and way of thinking of human beings need to be constantly updated, otherwise they will lose their vitality and even have a negative impact. Exclusion ignores precisely this.

It is manifested as nostalgia for the past, refusal to expand the mind, and encouragement for people to move in a narrow space of self-enclosure.

6. Frolic. Some people think that making friends is a kind of drama and drama. Often capricious and likes to brag. This kind of interpersonal stool is only superficial and often does not lead to true friendship and friendship.

7. Utilitarianism. Some people think that the purpose of making friends is to "use each other", so they only make friends with useful and beneficial people, and often "cross the river and tear down the bridge". This kind of utilitarian psychology will not only fail to make real friends in interpersonal communication, but also damage one's personality.