"Wailing Sax" by Mimi Stuart
Live the Life you Desire
A jealous partner may have experienced abandonment in his or her life and be easily triggered. Getting angry won’t help the situation.
Try to have compassion. “You sound jealous. I want you to know you are the most important person to me. There is nobody else and there is nobody who compares.”
If jealousy continues to be an ongoing problem without any basis to it, tell the jealous person that the suspicions are hurtful and are causing you to feel defensive and to want to withdraw, and that is not good for the relationship. Ask her to focus on her desires and not her fears in the relationship. Try to be understanding in that this is about her insecurity. While being considerate and reassuring, don’t start constricting your life to pander to her fears, if they are unreasonable.
by Alison Poulsen
My solution: Plan A, ditch the jealous partner, Plan B – make him/her watch Verdi’s Othello twice a day until cured….and hide all pillows in the meantime….
Hmm it looks like your blog ate my first comment (it was super long) so I guess I’ll just sum it up what I submitted and say, I’m thoroughly enjoying your blog. I as well am an aspiring blog writer but I’m still new to the whole thing. Do you have any helpful hints for beginner blog writers? I’d genuinely appreciate it.
Sorry I didn’t see your first blog. My advice is to write at least once a week, but not too often, and to keep it short (which I don’t always do.) What are you going to write about?
Thank you. Try to have good content about something specific that you’re interested in and write several days a week. Learn a little about about computer programming. Good luck!
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