Assertion: jealousy | /r/HasProperty | the fear
Facets:
value: simply
type: MANNER
value: to the threat
type: CAUSE
Source sentences:
text: Jealousy is simply and clearly the fear that you do not have value.
text: Jealousy is a fear of losing something you perceive you have
text: One suggestion is that jealousy is a fear response to the threat of losing one's partner.
text: Jealousy, we can say, is irrational/inappropriate when there is no fear of losing a partner to someone else.
text: Jealousy is the fear that what you possess will be taken from you.
text: Jealousy is simply and clearly the fear that you do not have value.
text: Jealousy is the fear or apprehension of superiority: envy our uneasiness under it.
text: Jealousy is the fear of losing the thing you love most.
text: Jealousy is the fear or apprehension of superiority: envy our uneasiness under it.
text: Jealousy is simply and clearly the fear that you do not have value.
text: Jealousy, on the other hand, is the fear that someone will take away what you already have.
text: Jealousy is simply and clearly the fear that you do not have value.
text: Always remember that jealousy in a relationship is the fear of losing a lover and not a sign of aggression or possessiveness.
text: In contrast, jealousy is the fear that something which we possess will be taken away by another person.
text: Jealousy is a fear of losing something, envy is a something, in which you want something possessed by someone else.
text: All emotions, even jealousy, are trying to tell us something about ourselves," says Fisher, who explains that jealousy is a fear of losing power.
text: Jealousy is a fear of losing something you perceive you have
text: Jealousy is a fear so flimsy and so subtle that if it weren’t so vile, it could be called love.
text: Another, better suggestion, is that jealousy is a fear response to the threat of losing one's partner to another person.