Jealousy | Augusto Cury | Anxiety
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Description:
Jealousy is a controversial subject, and some people think of it as the spice that seasons the relationship, a sign of love, a need of the loved one, and if it is not present in the relationship, it is because the other person was not fully involved.
But for other people, it is a real shackle that suffocates a relationship and causes love to gradually disappear.
Augusto Cury explains in his book "Anxiety 3: Jealousy" that feeling jealous is not wrong, but feeling excessive jealousy, to the point of focusing only on the plans, projects, and life of the other person, is a sign that something is missing in your own life.
And that this person has probably abandoned themselves and seeks in others the things they themselves are unable to imagine and seek for themselves.
I've selected some interesting points from Augusto Cury's book that can help you control your jealousy or help someone close to you who suffers from this problem.
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Keywords:
In Anxiety 3: Jealousy, psychiatrist and writer Augusto Cury brings to light the various facets of this feeling that divides opinions and emphasizes that, although there is a healthy jealousy characterized by the desire to be close to a romantic relationship, the line that divides love for others and lack of self-love is tenuous. In the author's view, the person who feels jealous has abandoned themselves, and therefore seeks in the other what they themselves are unable to give themselves. With simple lessons like having a romance with your own history before getting involved with someone else, being transparent, and not being your own executioner, you will learn to protect your emotions and create a healthy relationship with yourself, first and foremost, and with everyone around you. After all, jealousy isn't limited to couples; managing the emotions of parents, children, friends—everyone can be affected by this feeling that imprisons relationships.