What is jealousy

The feeling of jealousy is normal. What we do with it will determine if it’s toxic. | Instagram

I'll be sharing some good journal prompts for jealousy that will help you explore and overcome jealousy in a healthy and transformative way.

Jealousy is a toxic emotion. Find out what you can do to curb jealousy and improve your emotional stability with positive psychology tips for reducing jealous feelings.

Jealousy plagues almost every relationship, even if there are no reasons for it. Here are the two triggers that can cause jealousy and how to overcome them.

Having obsessive jealous thoughts about a partner’s past, to the point of affecting their quality of life, is called retroactive jealousy OCD. Learn more about it here.

Jealousy and envy are related but distinct social emotions. Envy is "I want your..." while jealousy is "don't take my..."

Sometimes jealousy isn't only because of what you have materialistically; people envy how others love you, show love to you, and have love for you. People envy the way you handled a situation that they would have probably died over. What they thought would've broke you, didn't. They can't stand to see you hold your head up high. Some people envy your intelligence and how you could make things happen. They envy because something that they couldn't get past, you passed with flying colors.