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Experience I overcome serious jealousy issues with conscious work and effort, and that was a very liberating experience. I also helped several people to abandon their jealous behavior and line of thinking.
Question Hello, I am 36 year old I am married and I do have a jealousy issue. My husband isn't the type of guy to give me the affection need at home or when we are out. But His eyes wander often. Which causes me to get frustrated. We have been on a rocky road for about 2 weeks now. He has some what pulled away from me and our children. He works alot sometimes 7 days a week. HE plays golf also when he can. We have not had much emotional connections lately.
He is tired and not attracted to me anymore.
Well this weekend we actually got to spend the weekend together. And all we did was argue. He wen shopping by him self on Saturday, which is
me was odd because he hasn't shopped by himself since before we were married. There is a women who is 42 who lives across the street from us she is a single Mom with a 4 year old son from a married man.She has befriended me.
Last Friday it was her birthday. I was going to leavefor the weekend and stay
with a friend. But decided him and I hadn't had weekend together in 9 months with out children.
So I decided to come home well during friday I called him because since we've been arguing I am letting him know how I am feeling I got a feeling that he was going to see her
So I was a nervous wreck couldn't wait to get home and figure out what was going on. She was actually spending time with her somewhat boyfriend/ friend which made me feel better. But I don't want to feel this way anymore. The shopping thing too why would he shop by himself. This jealousy thing is making me ugly in his eyes and I just need guidance to get it gone out of here. I don't like feeling this way How to I make it stop?????
Answer Hey, Patricia. Thanks for your question. Indeed, jealousy can be a serious poison to any relationship. I wrote an article that helped quite a few men and women start working successfully on overcoming jealousy. I would like for you to read it.
Please go to my site www.practicalhappiness.com
click on "dating blog" and search "jealousy" in my blog to read the article "how to overcome jealousy"
And please follow up after you are done.
