Why do we get jealous?

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This week we discuss jealousy - the green monster - and break down where jealousy originated from, it’s emotional core and how we can address these feelings.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. 

In this week's thought-provoking podcast, hosts Adam LoDolce and Dr. L delve into the complex topic of jealousy in relationships. Is jealousy a healthy and normal part of being in love, or can it become a destructive force that undermines trust and intimacy? Do you find y ...

Rage, fear, possessiveness, sadness or all of the above — we all experience romantic jealousy differently, but the common denominator is the feeling of that inner alarm bell going off telling you you're going to lose your special someone.When mishandled, feelings of jealousy can ...  Show more

There’s an interesting paradox in modern relationships where, if there’s too much jealousy, that can cause a lot of problems. At the same time, though, if there isn’t enough jealousy, that can also lead to problems. So let’s talk about this complicated emotion. In ...