Assertion: jealousy's partner | /r/HasProperty | jealous
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: for issues
type: CAUSE
value: because of an insecurity
type: CAUSE
value: during the time
type: TEMPORAL
value: for no reason
type: CAUSE
Source sentences:
text: Your partner may be jealous when you meet with an opposite-sex friend, even though there is no chance that this could ever develop into something more.
text: Very often, the format [I] see it in, is people saying their partner is jealous and worried they’re going to run off with somebody else.
text: But, if one partner is jealous for no reason, this could be a red flag especially if the jealousy includes extreme anger, unrealistic expectations, and unfounded accusations.
text: The fact that your partner will be very jealous during the time you are with the other should not keep you away from social activities.
text: Some partners are extremely jealous because of an insecurity developed within,” author and relationship expert Alexis Nicole White tells Bustle.
text: Some partners may be jealous because of what they viewed in their family of origin — the family that they grew up in,” Texas-based psychotherapist Richard E. Toney tells Bustle.
text: Or some partners may be jealous for issues related to emotional attachment.
text: Some partners are jealous because they’ve been betrayed before,” Tiya Cunningham-Sumter, certified life and love coach and author of A Conversation Piece , tells Bustle.
text: There are many reasons a partner may be jealous: historical experiences in their own relationships, learned behavior during childhood, and something in this current relationship that feels off,” Gestalt life coach Nina Rubin tells Bustle.
text: When a partner is jealous they often behave in ways that are controlling, manipulative, invasive and overly needy (see overcoming jealousy).