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How to get rid of jealousy


Question Posted Wednesday December 24 2008, 10:38 pm

So...I have this problem with jealousy...it's not a healthy amount either. If someone gets something I want, I get jealous. It's as simple as that. I've tried everything to get rid of it. Like, noticing the things I have right now, cherish everyone for their differences...all that stuff. But it doesn't work. I get obsessed with it and end up feeling worthless and like I have nothing. Any ideas...?

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Janie93 answered Sunday January 4 2009, 5:12 pm:
I have the same problem. The only thing i can tell you is that this is completely normal to do so. Everyone I know is jealous in one way or another whether it's the newest phone or the coolest shoes...jealousy takes a toll. THIS is soo normal

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xosodapopx3 answered Thursday December 25 2008, 11:06 am:
everyone has a little jealousy, but I found you some websites that help you get rid of jealousy. :-) good luck! happy holidays!

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Professor_Kaos answered Thursday December 25 2008, 3:56 am:
i don't think this is that unhealthy to be honest. if you were jealous about who you are dating than maybe. but you just seem highly competitive. it's a survival aid. it will give you drive to be better. it's not bad to want on a team or want to start or want the promotion at work. when this stuff happens though, you have to ask if they are as desserving. i think if you realize that they are deserving than it won't be as bad. i hope you do enjoy the successes you have though. you will have times of disappointment even if most things go your way. but i do think from how you put things that this isn't as unhealthy as you believe.

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