5 Ways To Deal With Jealousy In Your Relationship

You have a good relationship, a good, caring and handsome partner who is everyone’s dream partner and slowly you start getting jealous which is normal but excessive jealousy can ruin a good relationship. “So before you begin ruining your own relationship, try finding a way out of it”. Here are some tips to deal with jealousy in relationships with sanity:

Here are some ways you can deal with jealousy in your relationship.

Never compare yourself to others: Jealousy starts as a result of feeling less than someone else, never belittle or compare yourself to someone else. Comparing yourself to someone else will make you feel insecure. “Believe in yourself and the reasons why your partner chose you and not another person”.

Don’t treat your partner like your property: Most people are so protective of their partners like they own them, respect your partner’s privacy and personal life and understand they need the freedom to mingle and interact with other people if not you will eventually lose them.

Stop imagining things: “Most problems in relationships arise because of overthinking. It’s like we generate problems when everything else is going right”. Never imagine things or jump to conclusion when you feel your partner is hiding something.

“If you have issues, talk it out on day one, don’t let your jealousy accumulate”. Don’t start piling up suspicion or baseless evidence, talk to your partner about any suspicion you have before it grows too much. “Trust your instincts instead of getting blinded by jealousy”.

If your partner is the type that has the opposite s3x as a best friend and you are not comfortable with your partner hanging out them, then hang out with them too in order to get to know the person better, your partner will always love to see their boyfriend or girlfriend being friends with their best friend. To me, I believe you should trust your partner why date someone you can’t trust with the opposite s3x. “Tackle the issue with maturity than just comparing and getting angry”.