THE JEALOUSY LOVER.

“If I’m dating you, you don’t need to get jealous of people I hang out with. I am with you, I know where to draw the line.If you ever think I’m flirting with other people, Trust me Baby I’m not. There’s a reason why I chose you and only you. I only want you, no one else”.

Jealousy is a complex emotion that can have a negative impact on relationships if not handled properly. If you’re dating someone and they tell you that you don’t need to get jealous of people they hang out with, it’s important to trust them and believe that they know where to draw the line. Here is why we should trust our partners and not let jealousy get in the way of our relationship:

1. Your partner chose you for a reason: If your partner is with you, it’s because they want to be with you. They see something special in you that they don’t see in anyone else. Trust that they made the right choice and that they only want to be with you.
2. He/she knows where to draw the line: If your partner is hanging out with other people, it doesn’t mean that they’re flirting with them or that they’re interested in them. Trust that your partner knows how to behave appropriately and that they won’t do anything to jeopardize your relationship.
3. Jealousy can be harmful: Jealousy can create unhelpful patterns of behavior and intrusive thoughts that can leave relationships reeling. It can lead to unnecessary arguments and even domestic violence in some cases. It’s important to recognize when jealousy is becoming a problem and to address it before it causes irreparable damage to your relationship.
4. Jealousy can be a cover for underlying issues: Jealousy often arises from insecurity within oneself and not trusting our partner. If you’re feeling jealous, it’s important to examine why you’re feeling that way and to address any underlying issues that may be contributing to your jealousy.
5. Social media can exacerbate jealousy: Social media can be a source of jealousy and uncertainty in relationships, especially for younger adults. It’s important to communicate openly with our partner about our feelings and to establish boundaries around social media use if necessary.

Last, if your partner tells you that you don’t need to get jealous of people they hang out with, it’s important to trust them and believe that they only want to be with you. Jealousy can be harmful to relationships and can be a cover for underlying issues. If you’re feeling jealous, it’s important to address those feelings and to communicate openly with your partner about your concerns.