If he/she's not cheating and maybe especially if he/she is, couples counselling or individual therapy.
2006-10-06 04:42:00
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answer #1
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answered by Anonymous
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Jealousy is a very serious & destructive issue in a marriage. You should do some soul searching as to why you're insecure. Have you always been jealous in previous relationships? Has your husband really given you a reason to be jealous? Marriage is based on love & trust. You & your husband should love & trust each other. The both of you will always have contact with the opposite sex whether in social or working situations. Accept the fact that your husband will have communications with other women, as you with men. You & your husband should talk about each other's insecurities and work on resolving them. Jealousy will DESTROY your marriage & will make the both of you miserable. You must really be miserable to suffer the pangs of jealousy. Work on it so the 2 of you can spend the rest of your lives happily. One more thing, if you see something that causes you to feel jealous, reframe the way you think & choose to look at it in a more positve way. Such as, if your husband is dancing with another woman, think " I feel good watching my husband having fun on the dance floor, he looks really sexy & I'm greatful that I am the one he loves & he's going home with. I'm so happy I'll be his partner for the rest of our lives." You can choose to change those jealous thoughts to positive ones that will help your relationship grow. It will take work & won't happen overnight, but continue to practice the positive way of thinking & it will pay in the long run. Great luck in your long and happy lives together.
2006-10-06 04:58:18
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answered by 2D 7
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Jealousy isn't good for any marriage and I really don't think it's something you inquire over night> Apparently you already had it in you and now that you are married it has over powered you. You better let it go, if you want to continue staying married. Look up the marriage statistics on the internet. money is the number one cause of divorce but jealousy is the second. Talk to your mate. Trust in him or her. If you don't have trust you don't have anything. If all else fails seek counseling. Such as a Pastor or a marriage counsler.
2006-10-06 04:43:09
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answered by billslady 2
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Has anything happen in the last three years that has made you suspicious of him. Has anything major happen to you to make you feel insecure in your current environment. People come here and ask for help but they leave some many things out that you have to guess as to What is really going on. Are you now pregnant at this time. I guess that it is hard for me to believe that any sound woman would lose control over her man after three years. Also Most men feel secure being with their women. So until I know if anything happen I can't really be of much help.............. Be well and great luck.................
2006-10-06 04:53:53
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answered by kilroymaster 7
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I will be celebrating 10 years in February 2007, and am 28 years old now. My wife is extremely jealous, especially more so since we had our children. My advice is to look within. Is your jealousy towards the time spent away from you, or more about who your spouse is spending time with. Truth is, you won't find the answer here, or online. You need to sit down with your spouse and speak open and honestly with them. My wife explained to me that it was a combination: the amount of time spent away from her, and who I was with, be it male or female. She tends to trust only two of my friends, one of which lives in the apartment next to us. She doesn't mind him, as when we hang out, I am readily available if she needs me. I also cut out hanging out, except for Friday night, as everyone needs time with friends. Worst case scenario: either you, or both, get counseling.
2006-10-06 04:45:46
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answered by irish_american_psycho 3
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Olivia, i was a very jealous man in my days, and the way I overcame my jealousy is to actually start to fantasize my wife with other men, and to get turned on by it. Now don't get me wrong, it does not happen ,and never will, but it got rid of my jealousy.
2006-10-06 04:43:14
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answered by Anonymous
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you seem as though this way of effective guy or woman, and that i think undesirable for you. i'm useful which you have talked on your husband approximately those issues and you'd be able to't look to get him to understand what a controller he's making an attempt to be in the direction of you. he's somewhat incorrect by what all you have suggested. i'd think of that for the time of time that issues will in basic terms worsen for you. you're already dropping your love and recognize for him. he will proceed to maintain you on the hours of darkness and away out of your acquaintances and family members. He could have a head situation and does not understand how a dating could be, or how that's going to artwork. you could save your head intense and not permit him carry you down. you besides mght seem as though a stable guy or woman with great will. do no longer permit him wreck you. i think of which you would be able to proceed to communicate to him approximately his controlling procedures, and if it do no longer artwork out (which I doubt that it will) then you definately would could ask him for a wreck up or a divorce. you do no longer p.c. to proceed residing like this ideal? Then why do it? there is plenty to existence which you're lacking out on because of the fact of him and that's no longer ideal. combat this element and get out of that ridiculous dating as quickly as you probable can. as quickly as you attempt to work out if he will substitute his procedures. sturdy luck
2016-12-26 11:15:59
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answered by Anonymous
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Jealousy usually stems from self esteem problems. It is possible that you are not feeling as attractive as you used to and you assume that your husband feels the same way. If that's the case just change what you don't like and remember he married YOU.
2006-10-06 04:41:14
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answered by Laura D 3
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its a normal thing that couples usually get jealous. The most important thing in a marriage is to trust him/her. And never give up in doing something which can make him/her happy although its hurts ourselves.he/her will remember you oneday.
2006-10-06 04:45:16
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answered by NewWorld 1
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jealousy can kill your relationship, or drive him to give you a reason to be jealous. my spouse is very jealous and it hurts me that he doesn`t trust me. i won`t marry him because of it. do what ever you can to trust your spouse. try counseling it may help. unless he gives you a reason to doubt him, trust the man you love.
2006-10-06 04:53:13
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answered by Anonymous
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