Jealousy

"Who is not jealous, does not love." It's a phrase we all know. Is jealousy really a proof of love? BITCH PLEASE ...

In reality, the roots for jealousy are somewhere else. It's just the fear of loss and feelengs of inferiorits. It is the instinctive knowledge that one is inferior to competitors. People whose actions are determined by feelings of jealousy, participate unconsciously, that almost every other competitor deserves your partner more. Such people tend to keep their partners from all competitors away.

They already expect the loss of their partner and use the social construct of loyalty to trigger feelings of guilt. Ownership-mania is so closely associated with jealousy. How should I conduct myself in front of competitors, if I get jealous? Well, the first rule is: Make them your friends. Do not get caught if you treat your enemies derogatory or insulting. This just shows that you take these people seriously as a cometitor and you feel inferior towards them. So just always be friendly, nice and accomodating, whether the ex, or any other pussy is around.

We woman understand it very well, how to manipulate men in an effective way (e.g. bring them into the situation of competing).

It is self-esteem that a man reveals his personality faster when he is in competition with other men! Women know this instinctively and consciously, cause such situation.

xxoo

Audrey