"The motive in this case was jealousy – jealousy toward Sherri," Nunez argued.
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Would love to hear about your jealousy tales and how to deal with kid jealousy?
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Jealousy is often described as a sin, but there are ways to make jealousy work for you.
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SOFT FOCUS AND NAKED JUICE VINTAGE FILTER AND BIG SHADES ADORABLE SELFIES WITH FANS AN ENVIABLE 'FRIENDS' LIST JEALOUSY-INDUCING PARTY GUESTS JEALOUSY-INDUCING FRIENDS JEALOUSY-INDUCING VACATION PHOTOS FREE-SPIRITED HIJINKS PRO-BODY POSITIVITY POSTS FLAWLESS LEVELS OF COMFORT JEALOUSY-INDUCING DINING HABITS LITERAL HIGH-JINKS…GET IT?
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Extreme jealousy and possessiveness NCDAV lists extreme jealousy and possessiveness as two early warning signs of domestic violence.
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According to Blue, there are two types of jealousy: "dispositional," meaning that feeling some degree of jealousy is part and parcel of your personality, and "incidental," meaning that certain activities or dynamics tend to arouse jealousy as they occur.
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" - Josh, 24 "Enlisted fake boyfriend in jealousy attempt.
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Your partner might be extremely close with their ex, which can inadvertently lead to a little jealousy down the line — whether that jealousy is coming from you or the ex.
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"What had represented to me as love emerged as jealousy — a pathologic jealousy that was destined to make a nightmare out of the next few years of my life," she recalls.
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"What had represented to me as love emerged as jealousy — a pathologic jealousy that was destined to make a nightmare out of the next few years of my life," she recalled.
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There's certainly a stereotype that relationships between women always have a spark of jealousy in them, and that women deal with competition and jealousy very differently from men in their friendships.
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My jealousy, my insecurities, my fears — those were mine.
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" Jealousy and unrequited love in "A Midsummer Night's Dream.
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"If your partner is actually having sex with someone else, your jealousy could kick in, and you could develop jealousy or resentment, even if it's something you've agreed upon," Dr. Castellanos says.
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At the time the father and mother were tangled in some immemorial dispute about cause and effect: who'd harmed whom first, how jealousy did not, in fact, begin as jealousy but as desperation.
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I think a little bit of it is probably jealousy.
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Recognizing that can help you get over your jealousy, too.
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It plays to their feelings of jealousy, resentment and victimisation.
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Jealousy and trust appear to be major bones of contention.
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Jealousy is just love and hate at the same time.
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Navigating jealousy in a poly relationship is an ongoing project.
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When this happens, it's so easy to fall into jealousy.
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Be on high alert for manipulation, shady behavior, and jealousy!
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But love is what ultimately allows the jealousy to fade.
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It's a detective story infused with feminine jealousy and desire.
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But with Thanos, Epic complicates player motivations through sheer jealousy.
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In his jealousy, Zephyrus causes Apollo to accidentally kill Hyacinth.
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You may find yourself battling jealousy and manipulation this evening.
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They were taking turns expressing their pain, jealousy and anxiety.
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She obsessed over backbiting and jealousy within her social circle.
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The word jealousy fell out of favor in the '70s.
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Much of it can likely be boiled down to jealousy.
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Jealousy doesn't necessarily mean that you're a generally insecure person.
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"They Took My Brothers From Me Over Jealousy," he wrote.
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"Jealousy has haunted Spielberg throughout his career," Mr. O'Neil said.
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"I think there's some jealousy there," Quinn says with a laugh.
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There's a difference between that and jealousy and shitty frenemy stuff.
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However, turns out the t-shirt made up for any jealousy.
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In the meantime, we can indulge in some oat milk jealousy.
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Whenever there are other people, there is the potential for jealousy.
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His expression was pure jealousy, which the show hasn't exactly justified.
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Our jealousy aside, we want to congratulate the happy pup-ple.
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His arrival kicks off a twisty tale of seduction and jealousy.
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And so the villain came out of pure hatred versus jealousy.
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Jealousy involves a desperate search for evidence that you'll never believe.
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But that's likely where their jealousy, and your pride, will end.
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Ask yourself the question: What is causing the jealousy or anger?
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Cope with feelings -- jealousy, anger, sadness -- from viewing friends' Facebook pages.
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People do crazy things when it comes to jealousy and love.
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Jealousy is an emotion that seems to make me uncharacteristically petty.
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They have a lot of jealousy, and they're harder to control.
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"Jealousy is a human emotion, no one's above it," Blue said.
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Thinking back on why I bought it, jealousy comes to mind.
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Have you seen them have issues with jealousy or cheating before?
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There's no resentment, there's no anger, there's no jealousy, there's gratitude.
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It would be wrong to say there's no hint of jealousy.
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Their intuitive side can be a bit blinded by their jealousy.
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It may cause you to feel pangs of jealousy and envy.
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In my experience, a little jealousy can be a turn on.
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Jealousy and possessiveness are huge issues you need to watch for.
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Everything that happens to her reflects own jealousy back onto herself.
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Insecurities will get stirred up this evening—watch out for jealousy.
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It was impossible to do so without a surge of jealousy.
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Police are investigating jealousy as a possible motive, the BBC reported.
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Philip's struggle with wanting to protect Martha really pushes Elizabeth's jealousy.
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But, we can probably chalk up all this gingerphobia to jealousy.
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Power struggles, jealousy, and possessive behavior are highlighted at this time.
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But watch out for feelings of jealousy or for power struggles.
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You may feel a pang of silent jealousy while watching Rimon.
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We talked about our jealousy at length and afterward felt closer.
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Good vibes will flow this evening, but watch out for jealousy.
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"My success in life might have attracted jealousy, unfortunately," he wrote.
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That was cut from the special, leaving nothing to invite jealousy.
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And then there's Octavia, Antony's lawful wife, and Cleopatra's outsize jealousy.
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They don't reflect on their jealousy before talking to their partner.
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So does Parks and the jealousy comes through in her lyrics.
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The relief was palpable, and (some of) the jealousy went away.
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It's a really healthy jealousy that I have of an object.
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It is not quite jealousy, though there is some of that.
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Many of my colleagues expressed jealousy at my television-sized workstation.
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Jealousy, suspicion, fear, coldness, reserve, hate, and fraud lie constantly concealed.
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The Opera Ghost demands Christine's love, which fills Raoul with jealousy.
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The polyamorous structure of the relationship doesn&apost come without jealousy As with many different kinds of relationships, jealousy can be a problem from time to time — especially in regards to splitting time evenly with Ojeda.
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"Jealousy is going to happen in a relationship no matter what the topic is — social media, friendships, flirting, work, hobbies, whether you're monogamous or not, jealousy is a normal and natural emotion to feel," Wright told Insider.
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Janet, on the other hand, indeed feels jealousy and love over time.
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Watch for jealousy on May 21th when Venus squares a retrograde Pluto.
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Instead of wasting your energy on jealousy, funnel that energy into appreciation.
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His face crumpled into quiet jealousy when Ser Jorah kissed Dany's hand.
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O'Neill also suggested looking inwards to understand the root of your jealousy.
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I worried about its safety, but my nerves were tinged with jealousy.
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Just one look at her Instagram page and I'm seething with jealousy.
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Morbid jealousy is something that she became acquainted with in her childhood.
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It's the perfect combo for the viewer: relationship and real estate jealousy.
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In that situation, there's almost always jealousy from the partner at home.
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"And I don't think I can stop the jealousy," the lyrics read.
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And it's hard to believe Jolie is seething with jealousy of Gomez.
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The study explored five potential motivators: fun, curiosity, jealousy, animosity and utility.
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Could Dr. Holt have done this because of his jealousy over Chanel?
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Your partner might freak out in a burst of 203st century jealousy.
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" She added, "People sometimes want us to feel weird jealousy or competition.
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The thesis of this meme is that all hateration stems from jealousy.
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Thus, there is nothing calming to me about jealousy underlying the hating.
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It would take a very strong spouse not to feel some jealousy.
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Like Green, Always Shine deals with jealousy and competition between two women.
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I think a lot about jealousy and how overwhelming it can be.
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There have been arguments over money, and issues of jealousy and secrecy.
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The BBC reports that police are investigating jealousy as a possible motive.
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Jealousy is often considered a sign of love, but it's really not.
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I'll never let insecurities or jealousy affect the way I treat you.
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There's not even a bar anymore and there's more jealousy than comradary.
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Do you ever encounter any professional jealousy or competitiveness on the circuit?
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Kispert's acute observational skills cut most sharply in fleeting moments of jealousy.
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So rather than jealousy, I feel joy knowing some things haven't changed.
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The color signals safety and permission, lack of experience, unripe fruit, jealousy.
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So I guess there might be a little bit of jealousy there.
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Tamim denies the accusations, and chalks up the animosity to simple jealousy.
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Yes, if we knew this we might experience envy, jealousy or horror.
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Still, jealousy and possessiveness ran high, and the men remained business partners.
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Jealousy is a normal human emotion, just like happiness, sadness, and anger.
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Are toddlers ready for a play about the ravages of sexual jealousy?
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The singer and the actress who had triggered my jealousy got divorced.
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As in monogamous relationships, jealousy can be a problem for polyamorous people.
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Mr. Diack has said that racism and jealousy are behind the allegations.
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Traditionally, the emotion of jealousy was thought to occur only in primates.
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Feeling small pangs of jealousy when someone flirts with your partner can be an innocent libido booster, she explains, but "full-on jealousy" (which is often presented on the show) can lead to feelings of control and domination.
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Gita, for instance, was attacked by her husband out of jealousy, she said.
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"There is no jealousy here," a source close to the family told PEOPLE.
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Passionate vibes are in the air, but so are jealousy, obsession, and manipulation.
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She could also sink deeper into her jealousy and commitment to Gilead's hierarchy.
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Jealousy, gossip and comedowns, however, are just minors in these boss men's lives.
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The story suggests that it all came down to jealousy, rivalry, and money.
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"People sometimes want us to feel weird jealousy or competition," Dakota told Vogue.
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The worst qualities in people can come out—jealousy, obsession, possessiveness and manipulation.
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The result was aressentiment mixture of jealousy and inferiority which fuelled anti-Americanism.
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"Sexual jealousy is supposed to be somehow unconquerable and immovable," Easton told me.
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Tonight's passionate as hell, but watch out for issues concerning jealousy or obsession.
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" In his letter, Slater accused Gay of waging a jealousy-motivated "smear campaign.
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When you start putting a lot of money out there, then jealousy starts.
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But he is so consumed by hatred and jealousy that he doesn't care.
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If you thought those vacation photos were jealousy-inducing, get ready for more.
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With their amazing colors and potential for Pinterest jealousy, how could they not?
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From that point on, Hopper's irrational jealousy is almost always played for laughs.
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For Axe and Chuck it's obsession, self-righteousness, jealousy, justice, and often vengeance.
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Jealousy comes in bursts, but leaves just as quickly, so let it pass!
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I had struggled with jealousy and insecurity before when an ex moved on.
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"Sometimes jealousy is a signal that you really are being slighted," she said.
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A childish, jealousy-fueled rivalry between two generations of police almost obstructed justice.
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I'll set aside my jealousy and be happy for you if you did.
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Lawler claims instead that the guru dismissed the fellow teacher because of jealousy.
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Just watch out for jealousy or shady behavior— Venus opposes Pluto this evening!
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Welles's relationship with his Iago, Micheal MacLiammoir, was fraught with mutual professional jealousy.
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This irrational jealousy makes family events extremely uncomfortable for me and my siblings.
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Killmonger's political resentments are also sublimated into his jealousy of his cousin, T'Challa.
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Here's How to Get Around It The eternal war between pride and jealousy.
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Just like this, it was enough to engender jealousy and admiration from coworkers.
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"There's some pettiness and jealousy in the air," he told a shareholders meeting.
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"When I go to see theater, I'm consumed with professional jealousy," he said.
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Mr. Trump has expressed jealousy over the European Central Bank's negative interest rates.
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It happens for many reasons including jealousy, fear or just plain uneducated stupidity.
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Jealousy, injury and menstruation complicate their journeys of self-discovery and sexual awakening.
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"You can tell when someone is sort of frozen with jealousy," Eyre said.
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His jealousy and passion are all the more unnerving for being so naked.
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Never waver no matter what disrespect, hate, envy, jealousy, etc comes your way!
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Of course he may have been overcome with jealousy over the porch bed.
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Jealousy is a key indicator of something someone else has that you want.
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I'm sorry, not pain, but to cause pain, jealousy, envy, hunger for power.
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The possibility of jealousy never arises; it would complicate the already overcomplicated plot.
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It's supposed to show the jealousy brewing among the other mothers of Monterey.
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Uncomfortable feelings, like jealousy or obsessiveness, come up for you to confront, Capricorn.
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It's the part of us that feels jealousy and hatred, that fantasizes about revenge.
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But watch that jealousy after the 11th, when Mars brings out your possessive streak.
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Jealousy and resentment suck the life right out of you; they're massive energy-stealers.
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While Tayshia screams with joy, the other women (not so secretly) cringe with jealousy.
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Elizabeth and Porchy are in the breeding business, which makes Philip seethe with jealousy.
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But if you've tried and you really can't get over your jealousy, that's okay.
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In fact, your partner could even see jealousy as a compliment, Dr. Richmond says.
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Maybe that's actually motivated by jealousy, given that he knows Jaime is Cersei's lover.
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The envy, jealousy, self-pity, anger, even rage -- it does not vanish or disappear.
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Even more exhausting is his fascination with resentment, jealousy, and pettiness as guiding emotions.
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But T-Mo is calling it for now: They broke our Jealousy-O-Meter!
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Instead, do as Cheryl suggests: seek to understand why you feel plagued by jealousy.
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Jealousy is not a good look for anyone — not even a second rate mascot.
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Trudeau was reportedly "excelling at a sport," and Perry could not bear the jealousy.
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Even if it's basically envy and jealousy, it drives cash, votes, and people yelling.
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LaBar noted that more nuanced emotions like jealousy are harder to induce or study.
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Is Nick Jonas inspiring some major jealousy on the set of Saturday Night Live?
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Be aware of how jealousy and negativity could needle their way into your words.
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I was expecting congratulations, best wishes and even some jealousy on my happy news.
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Jealousy is a very negative emotion—it can bring people down without them realizing.
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The spread includes emmental cheese, dry goat cheese, and ripesheep cheese; it's jealousy-inducing.
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But Engler also says that the feeling of jealousy tends to disappear with age.
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And the less jealousy there is in your partnership, the happier you'll both be.
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Some people get mad at that, but it's out of a sense of jealousy.
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The second instance, I knew it came from a place of anger and jealousy.
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Some frustration and even jealousy will go down in your social life this evening.
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There were some guys who couldn't get to that level and there was jealousy.
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Jealousy is a cry for help that I wish I could help you with.
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Hatch on Capitol Hill, and asked if there was any jealousy among Trump's party.
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Warning: The following photos are so fierce, you may experience nauseating waves of jealousy.
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She details physical abuse and the jealousy that other people didn't see in him.
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It's not like I was setting out to center the book around jealousy, though.
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The sequence also underscores the animus and jealousy that Chuck feels for his sibling.
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Caufy's girlfriend, Deliciosa, or Didi (Skyler Volpe), has disappeared in a fit of jealousy.
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But instead the getaway stirs up feelings of betrayal, jealousy and questions about identity.
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Warning: The ticketless among us can expect to feel a huge pang of jealousy.
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Some drama could pop up in your social life, so watch out for jealousy.
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In his drawing, Twombly connects the purple stain (jealousy) and Sappho's line (pensive desire).
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Now, let's list all the things inciting jealousy upon seeing this pic, shall we?
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But it's also a tale of deception, intrigue, jealousy, and a gooey apple filling.
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I always say the two major traits of any human are jealousy and greed.
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Catalysts ranged from claims of abuse, jealousy, arbitrary quarrels, control, greed, and blatant narcissism.
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But there were good reasons for it, besides just decades of jealousy and resentment.
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And his friends—many of whom I had previously rejected—lashed out in jealousy.
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Vinnicombe, mother of two adolescent sons, newly deserted by her husband, devastated by jealousy.
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He passionately kisses multiple girls during the group date, easily inciting jealousy in contestants.
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They also reportedly broke up several times over jealousy issues, but got back together.
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It was a way of making a point, not about jealousy but about resentment.
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A spark of jealousy flashed somewhere inside my chest, but I tamped it down.
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PARK CITY, Utah — We've all been there: The 7th Circle of Instagram Jealousy Hell.
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"Jealousy is a drink best served warm and Romney just proved it," he said.
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Control issues flare up as a result of impulsive behavior—watch out for jealousy!
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For what it's worth, not everyone, at least publicly, agrees that there's lingering jealousy.
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This is a complicated time when jealousy rears its head and you move through grief.
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" He claimed the boy's mother was "spiteful" and was motivated by "extreme jealousy and bitterness.
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Addiction, murder, jealousy, halitosis — these stars had it all, and they did it with style.
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Puffy: I could tell you: after the tour, the hate and jealousy came from everywhere.
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Friends invited me to concerts, but I couldn't watch other people frantically dancing without jealousy.
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Re: Taxes: They're open with each other, but Bugged's immediate response is jealousy and suspicion?
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Here's how some people in polyamorous relationships have learned to cope with feelings of jealousy.
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Coping with jealousy as it arises, rather than pushing it aside, has helped, Boyd said.
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After her spouse finished talking, Lords said she felt comfortable sharing her feelings of jealousy.
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" Halbach began sleeping with other men, the filing alleges, which insists "jealousy was the motive.
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Let's not let a little jealousy get in the way of the next global takeover.
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On The Bachelor, jealousy isn't a given — but friendships are, and that is doubly refreshing.
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This is a coordinated plan to debase Meghan's standing, borne of pure jealousy and spite.
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Jealousy and obsession are in the air; people are acting manipulatively and out of insecurity.
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We were both struggling with jealousy, so it was kind of about both of us.
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But despite the closeness in their kids' ages, there is no jealousy among the trio.
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We're the same age, give or take a million dollars, and I'm frothing with jealousy.
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Ashley: My jealousy has unbelievably been released from my body in the past 48 hours!
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"She never said, 'I'm getting old,' or hhadve any jealousy towards younger actresses," he says.
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The hens flock to him, while the rooster hangs back, crowing with jealousy and alarm.
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Problems like unrequited love, jealousy, depression, stress, alcoholism, fertility, and grief are the most common.
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We attempt to hide fear, sadness, jealousy or any other negative emotion behind feigned happiness.
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Sparks fly, jealousy abounds, couples break up, and ~everyone~ questions who they're really attracted to.
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The prosecution disagrees, however, and says that Naumovic shot Carneiro in a fit of jealousy.
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Power struggles are flaring up, so be mindful of your own jealousy or possessive tendencies.
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I suspect there's always something deeper underneath the jealousy we feel from time to time.
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"It's more a function of jealousy than anything else," said one person who admires him.
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Jealousy is what drives people to search deeper, or to implicate, to strive for popularity.
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See you next week for jealousy issues from Jubes and Olivia single-mom-shaming Ashley!
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You stage excitement but, internally, a mix of jealousy and boredom overwhelm any sincere interest.
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That said, don't expect things to be simple: Be careful of jealousy and shady behavior.
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Producers actively prodded the sleeping jealousy monster by placing the former contestants side-by-side.
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After spending this week with Channel Orange, I've come to think of it as jealousy.
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Power dynamics and jealousy in your social and dating lives will be front and center.
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They occasionally get along but there is always some jealousy and resentment underneath their conversations.
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Hesiod in the 7th or 8th Century BC. What emerged from all this jealousy and
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It was necessary to subordinate individual jealousy to the needs of a broader, chosen community.
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Flaunting your luxurious lifestyle with your colleagues may set off a jealousy epidemic, Oliver says.
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Just be mindful about obsessive or jealousy behavior, and also of people who speak manipulatively.
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Avoid coming on too strong, and check any jealousy before it overtakes your rational brain.
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I want blood and guts in my work... jealousy, rape, mayhem, pestilence, famine and flood.
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But once "Jealousy" starts, it doesn't use the Indians' Afro-New Orleans beat at all.
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One of the great sports of National Jealousy Day is to publicly shame tax dodgers.
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Don't listen to all the gossip you hear and avoid indulging in jealousy or paranoia.
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Jealousy and drunken decisions ensued and fans still debate what constitutes cheating on one's partner.
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He says he does not feel tugs of jealousy or temptation being around such clients.
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She wasn't only in denial about José's behavior, acting out at her sons in jealousy.
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Rob's other flirtations are so dreamily New York they may make you scream from jealousy.
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Forbidden love, jealousy and betrayal are some of the most common components of operatic librettos.
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He excludes "Law of Desire," which features a gay love triangle, because jealousy is universal.
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In "Jealousy" (1977), a red mass, barely human, coils angrily within a frame-like rectangle.
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Architecture's sense of inferiority to art and art's own jealousy of architecture are inextricably entangled.
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The jealousy of competing with another man's sexuality that creates a type of sexual excitement.
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And maybe jealousy, control, and possessiveness weren't the best ways to keep my marriage intact.
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What's more ... the letter claims NeNe is going after Kim and Brielle out of jealousy.
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Look at how adorable they were and are, then find a way to contain your jealousy.
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Their closeness sparked racism and jealousy among the court and other members of the Queen's family.
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Of his last poems, Roiphe writes: He scrawls through rage, bitterness, bile, jealousy of the living;
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It was premeditated and motivated by unfounded jealousy, anger and a desire to punish Ms. Rukundo.
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It has never been about "dollar items" or "value meals," but about jealousy, artistry, and betrayal.
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It was a little bit based on some jealousy between Duke and Stanford at the time.
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She had more trouble dealing with jealousy during the monogamous period of their relationship than now.
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However, complications in your social life may pop up as people battle jealousy or possessive feelings.
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"Jealousy is something that people who are open recognize as uncomfortable but not devastating," Conley says.
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I feel like I could write a piece about the jealousy thing, but from my side.
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"I didn't write it to be hurtful, out of jealousy, or to cause controversy," he began.
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Polyamorous people are often experts at coping with relationship jealousy — here are some of their tips
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"When we first got together I had a lot of trust and jealousy issues," Bell admitted.
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" He added, "I didn't write it to be hurtful, out of jealousy, or to cause controversy.
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Growing up, I spent every December seething with jealousy over my best friend's epic Advent calendar.
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The ensuing altercation has everything—scorned lovers, jealousy, ink, and one hell of a plot twist.
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I might have known better, but I also wrestled with anger, jealousy, and resentment of others.
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"It wasn't a sadness that he's gone, it's more like a jealousy that he's there first."
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The fortress mentality that Mr Putin has fostered has instilled feelings of jealousy, resentment and victimisation.
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When they mingled with Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt's Tituss Burgess, and our pangs of jealousy were debilitating.
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It was a noxious feeling of jealousy mixed with an equally rotten instinct for self-righteousness.
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We took inspiration from Bloomberg BusinessWeek Jealousy list, where the magazine highlights other people's great work.
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Like desire, our fights always had an object —money, jealousy, who had suffered or sacrificed more.
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"He just started asking to hold her, and there have been very few moments of jealousy."
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And as for the vintage photographs of Rio, it is hard to look without desperate jealousy.
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I think he was excelling in a sport that we weren't, so it was pure jealousy.
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Considering that Paige once tried to drown Emily because of jealousy, I'm going to say no.
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If your partnerships run on insecurity, jealousy, possessiveness, or fear, this will be an intense time.
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Also use this time to examine jealousy or competitiveness in your relationships, both platonic and romantic.
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Better-known rivals in the West regard WeChat's rise with more than a tinge of jealousy.
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Our girlfriend attends a sexy party without us, sparking jealousy, a huge fight, and a breakup.
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And Justine didn't try to frame Sam's Glow girlfriend Rhonda (Kate Nash) out of rampant jealousy.
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One represents greed, jealousy, anger, and fear, while the other represents love, compassion, generosity, and kindness.
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The sexual attraction will just keep building as the jealousy and possessiveness spiral for you both.
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On the other side, some gay men express jealousy over certain aspects of heterosexual male presentation.
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"Jealousy gnawed her vitals, affront inflamed her proper pride, ingratitude aroused her moral indignation," Winston wrote.
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Be warned, however, that the energy today will be tense—jealousy will be in the air!
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There is not jealousy the way we have it, because of the feeling of owning someone.
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As we reported ... Mariah and Bryan broke up partly because of his extreme jealousy over Nick.
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Jealousy can be a good thing to an extent in a relationship, but it always depends.
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"Bad mind and jealousy just get defeat / Jah, you keep me firm and strong," he sings.
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But at the end of the day, it's how we react to that jealousy that matters.
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Jealousy, at least in this case, isn't as simplistic a motivating factor as it might seem.
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As much as I hated those people, and still do, it's a hate born of jealousy.
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We understand when there is greed, we understand when there is revenge, we understand sexual jealousy.
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"Anybody who says it's jealousy is stupid because you're setting yourself up for failure," she said.
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His interest in Frances is born out of jealousy, of both the existential and misogynistic varieties.
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Do you ever feel jealousy or harbor resentment for things that have happened in the past?
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Wright said that communication is the most important part of working through any kind of jealousy.
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But core feelings of jealousy and envy and arrogance and love and beauty, they all remain.
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Both arguments are largely sparked by John Ambrose and Gen, and the jealousy they've both inspired.
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Feature What the experiences of nonmonogamous couples can tell us about jealousy, love, desire and trust.
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Jealousy may be part of human nature, but social constructs amplify its power, with devastating costs.
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She sought therapy with Nelson, working by Skype to identify the source of her own jealousy.
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At one point, Scott expresses jealousy at how much his wife seems to like Jean-Claude.
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Her mad scene comes after Gualtiero, in a rage of jealousy, murders Ernesto and is condemned.
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But success stories like Mr. Pichai's no longer inspire the jealousy they once did in India.
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They believe jealousy should be acknowledged, and that anyone can learn strategies to cope with it.
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Often, Blue says, the cause of a jealousy attack is a specific fear or unmet need.
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Once you pinpoint the root of your jealousy, you can begin to move on from it.
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The woman allegedly told police she began seeing someone else in early 2010, inciting Tolefree's jealousy.
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"That brought out a lot of jealousy and anger in each of us," Ms. Champion said.
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She has fallen in love with Idamante and seethes with jealousy over his love for Ilia.
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Regardless, seats like that are bound to make even hardcore Sanders supporters feel another burn ... jealousy.
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But on Maria Callas's classic 1953 recording of the opera, she gives us more than jealousy.
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Her earlier suspicions of Mario were "foolish jealousy," she sings dismissively, sounding like a bad liar.
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Sadie and McKayla are catty, prone to jealousy, and quick to swoon before their male victims.
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When these two energies clash, uncomfortable emotions tend to come up, such as jealousy and obsession.
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These soaring pillars and buttresses survived the destruction of the French Revolution and Hitler's mad jealousy.
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Tempers flare, and issues concerning greed, jealousy, and possessiveness come up for you to work through.
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"If I feel jealousy, I sit and really dig into my psyche to figure out why, and once I have, then I can start to work through it, instead of using that jealousy to try to control my partner or lash out at them," she said.
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READING I'm reading everything I find about the subject of jealousy for a script I'm working on.
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"Sadly because of their jealousy or animosity … I turned my cheek and kept moving on," she said.
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That's okay, because confusion will turn to jealousy when people see your adorable and functional lip product.
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Whatever anger the pair had towards Josh in the past is quickly channeled into jealousy towards Anna.
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Lies, hedonism, jealousy—as a species we seem incapable of exercising the restraint necessary to gain entry.
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"When we first got together I had a lot of trust and jealousy issues," Bell, 38, admits.
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In spite of this, I'm plagued by a bizarre, irrational and retroactive jealousy of her past relationships.
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She had the prima donna air that Tosca must convey, but not the bursts of flaming jealousy.
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Davern told police that he sensed jealousy in Wagner's perception of the relationship between Wood and Walken.
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It's a meditation on jealousy, grief, and the limits of both traditional cultural rituals and modern medicine.
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Venus squares off with Pluto at 11:19 PM, stirring up control issues, jealousy, and obsessive behavior.
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It wasn't jealousy, but I wished I was the only one, you know, that daddy-daughter feel.
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But, in a world full of distraction, confusion, jealousy, and anger, how do we stay mentally strong?
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Those who practice non-monogamy more often speak of jealousy as an internal issue, something in here.
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France and Italy both consider themselves the cultural superpower of Europe and the result is reciprocal jealousy.
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We don't know if jealousy was a motive, we don't know if there was other motives involved.
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"Really tired of people tearing each other down over jealousy or petty disagreement," she wrote on Twitter.
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"Jealousy can definitely be a huge motivator in our libidos and get us fired up," Marin says.
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I don't think jealousy should be perpetuated as the norm in relationships, as it is with monogamy.
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The expressive choreography and movement of her characters convey a sense of yearning, possessiveness, jealousy, and guilt.
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In my [research], jealousy can range from a slight tinge of uneasiness to full on emotional upset.
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In it, Clinton, played by the impeccable Kate McKinnon, can barely disguise her jealousy of Bernie Sanders.
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You're given, say, ten traits to pick from—one could be jealousy, others could be kindness, etc.
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"They love it, there's no jealousy there and it's just a different kind of feeling," Christine explains.
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That doesn't mean I don't still struggle with jealousy when it comes to my current partner's exes.
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The sun faces off with power planet Pluto on Sunday, revealing patterns of jealousy or power imbalance.
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Despite asking for forgiveness and another chance, Moore was unable to look past his jealousy and anger.
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And they strike the older girls first, with the younger ones looking on with jealousy or horror.
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Another, in the words of an employee at S&P Global Platts, Argus's main rival, was "jealousy".
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I like that it's a view of female friendship that doesn't involve fighting or competition or jealousy.
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While comparison can motivate us to achieve, constant comparison is a breeding ground for insecurity and jealousy.
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With any other combination of people, the risk of sexual jealousy or sexual relations isn't as high.
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I had a crush on a boy named Zdeněk, and experienced my first taste of sexual jealousy.
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Natalie Portman deservedly won her first Oscar as a dancer driven mad by ambition, obsession, and jealousy.
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An official investigation was opened and Diaby Fadiga said he took his teammate's possession out of jealousy.
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Increasingly intolerant to Kokoschka's consuming passion and jealousy, she reconnected with her former lover, architect Walter Gropius.
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The two attorneys have inspired loyal devotion from MaM fans and jealousy from opposing counsel Ken Kratz.
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It's time to make changes and confront anger, jealousy, or obsession in your creative and romantic relationships.
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And jealousy is normal—it happens all the time, no matter what kind of relationship you're in.
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The Sugars weigh in on this question and offer ways to confront and neutralize feelings of jealousy.
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I've never registered it in my brain as jealousy per se, but there has been a feeling.
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Very intense emotions come up between you and others, so watch out for jealousy and obsessive behavior.
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It seems that he was maddened by jealousy; her many admirers were more than he could bear.
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Men who kill their female partners often cite jealousy, drinking and fears of abandonment, the study found.
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The play's main themes, racism and jealousy, have unfortunately allowed it to stand the test of time.
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His opponent's height and weight advantage are clear, but underdog Earn is powered by anger and jealousy.
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Well, color us green with jealousy then because that wish has been fulfilled for little Stormi Webster.
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As reported by Metro, their owner says the pair love each other "to the point of jealousy."
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But his wife, Serena Joy (Yvonne Strahovski), is always there, treating Offred with open disdain and jealousy.
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But the lesson was that it didn't have to be all reality TV screaming matches and jealousy.
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Despite all my jealousy, I found I couldn't really complain about missing out on the prestige experience.
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The skeleton has two heads, two hearts, no jealousy, and lots of support for its ambitious woman.
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It's partly jealousy, she explained, and partly the idea of so many big shots marrying each other.
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Others have said that IAGO himself was attracted to Othello, and his actions arose out of jealousy.
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These are demons that have embraced their jealousy so deeply that they can no longer be saved.
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Sources close to Chyna say Rob's anger is rooted in good old-fashioned jealousy over Kid Buu.
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Feeling confident can help to safeguard someone from feelings of jealousy that can often exist in a relationship.
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"I detected strong jealousy, however, about Facebook's ability to hire the best people in the valley," Cramer said.
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I don't look at them like they're less than me because they're using, or with jealousy or envy.
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What does the guy with the fastest internet in the United States use his jealousy-inducing bandwidth for?
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It's a classic conundrum of jealousy that's sad given that Rinna's high school days are way behind her.
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The moon in Cancer opposes Pluto at 3:01 AM, stirring up passionate emotions, like lust and jealousy!
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The moon in Cancer opposes Pluto and connects with Venus, stirring up passionate emotions like lust and jealousy.
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Lola Phoenix, a London-based writer, said it's important to set boundaries in your relationship to minimize jealousy.
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And while these could be seen as mocking the trend, there's a tone of jealousy and, perhaps, admiration.
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Before you scroll through, make sure you grab a towel to capture all your oncoming jealousy and drool.
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She's capable of jealousy, resentment, and fear, but she also seems to authentically love Gabe and their children.
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Starting today, you'll be able to convey your sense of awe or jealousy with a photo or video.
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When the jealous partner doesn't communicate their feelings well, the other will likely misread their jealousy as mistrust.
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That said, taking my science hat off for a moment, animals definitely fall in love and feel jealousy!
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"Pettiness and jealousy" are outweighing the common good, Arnault said Thursday at a meeting of LVMH (LVMHF) shareholders.
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That kind of jealousy can indicate insecurity in your relationship that goes way beyond a little harmless flirting.
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Yes, passionate energy flows, but things could just as easily turn sour with jealousy or other tough emotions.
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You'll want to consider issues such as jealousy, honesty and safe sex practices, just to name a few.
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The constantly revisited themes of family, women, jealousy, and money are all filtered through Drake's all-consuming ego.
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I've felt the pull on some nights, secretly cursing my friends out of a misguided sense of jealousy.
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Not only do these things breed jealousy between partners, they cut down on quality time connecting with them.
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Superficial friendships explore a deeper zone, but you do have to watch out for jealousy and possessive behavior.
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REUTERS - Shanker Raman's "Gurgaon" is meant to be a dark, dystopian thriller about greed, jealousy and gender dynamics.
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As in "The Entire History of You," the only winner here is the raging green monster of jealousy.
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But it's also a limited-edition item, so even the deepest-seeded jealousy is going to fade eventually.
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Each episode matches up with a chapter, and each chapter has a theme, like jealousy, fear, or innocence.
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She led police to the crime scene after alleging that Baum had killed the teens out of jealousy.
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It's the stew of grievances, half truths and lies, all of it stirred by love, loathing and jealousy.
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The two couples even go on vacation together, a trip only rarely interrupted by sharp shards of jealousy.
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We would remind everyone that there are better ways to handle your jealousy than peeing yourself on camera.
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We asked couples how they deal with jealousy in their relationships — and who their celebrity "free passes" are.
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We just accept jealousy as another emotion — like happiness, sadness, anger — and we delve into why it's happening.
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We're told Scott's jealousy is the reason she wouldn't post anything on social media about who she's dating.
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Acoustic guitar picking and unassuming vocals turn into a confession of jealousy and an indictment of virtual life.
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"Dom Casmurro," his 1899 masterpiece about cuckoldry and jealousy, is required reading at some schools around the country.
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"Going green?" sounds as if it's hinting at being environmentally friendly, but today, that green refers to jealousy.
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Jealousy and politics at the school laid him low; his team was starved of funds and he resigned.
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Throughout the series, there's wide-eyed love and heart-rending jealousy, crushes and infatuations, and everything in between.
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Their minds, hearts, and bodies alike can be overcome by toxic and harmful desires, from lust to jealousy.
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Aries energy does not work well with those who like to cling, and neither does suspicion and jealousy.
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Academic databases were no help; for a universal human experience, jealousy is the subject of surprisingly little research.
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Here's the advice that Blue gives her clients to help them keep their jealousy down to healthy levels.
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Jealousy among partners is one thing, but they also face or fear disapproval from neighbors, relatives and coworkers.
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Siblings might face feelings of rivalry, jealousy, or worry your partner will replace the close bond you share.
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Check out the following choice highlights of dogs nailing their portraits, and try to keep your jealousy in check.
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Chalk that up to jealousy or just to old-man grumpiness — but whatever you settle on, it's surface-level.
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Caroline: I've loved William side-eying the Jennings all season, always with some mixture of disdain, respect, and jealousy.
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It might be a good idea to note which of your friends and lovers react with excitement or jealousy.
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Well, one woman is making a big bet on your wishes and hoping to cash in on your jealousy.
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Even if my courage was fueled by jealousy and anger, at least it got out of bed that day.
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Big arguments can take place as people fight for power and sensitive, emotionally charged issues like jealousy are prodded.
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And the episode doesn't show it either, dancing around their jealousy, admiration, brotherhood, and power struggles with each other.
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Prosecutors believe a possible motive for Leibel&aposs actions were sparked by his jealousy of the couple&aposs child.
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So, she makes up a great lie about Lysa's jealousy-fueled suicidal depression and Littlefinger's attempt to curb in.
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The easiest way to get over your jealousy is to recognize that this crush lives in your partner's head.
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"When we first got together I had a lot of trust and jealousy issues," Bell, 38, recently told PEOPLE.
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A tragedy about love, jealousy, war, ambition, race and rage, it feels startlingly appropriate in the world of today.
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Working with a therapist will allow you to understand the meaning of your jealousy, which will diminish its power.
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Plot-wise, though, Tyrion's jealousy could drive a wedge between him and Jon, causing tension in Dany's ranks. 4.
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That doesn't mean the conversation will be easy—you might tear up or get overwhelmed with jealousy or obsession.
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Then it became apparent that everything was integrated, from the characters' emotional connection to their jealousy, estrangement, and bitterness.
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Not only is she dealing with decades of Claire Hale jealousy, but her son is now being (rightly) threatened.
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I believe every woman can be beautiful but JEALOUSY & lack of confidence in yourselves makes u all look disgusting.
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"Having to deal with his jealousy— it becomes intolerable, and you can get really nasty about it," Richards reflected.
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Imaging a show that involves singing, dancing, pop music, and a little bit of family strife and underlying jealousy.
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The point of your solo adventures is to connect to your spirit, not stir up jealousy or play games.
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One common scenario is that of romantic partners, where the attack may be motivated by curiosity or even jealousy.
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Add it all up, and you get this FOMO-like emotion, which I call JOCS — jealousy of career success.
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You don't have to feel compersion in a polyamorous relationship, and it's not the only way to manage jealousy.
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Just stay strong, ignore them, avoid contact and don't cave to jealousy because they're screwing their own life now.
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Or maybe the culprits were the daughter's half-crazy fiancé and his mother, who did it out of jealousy.
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With that honesty comes the reality of the ongoing commitment and energy and battles with jealousy that polyamory requires.
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Remember, Tamar filed for divorce in October -- and says their Christmas dinner got heated due to booze and jealousy.
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His takeaway is not anything involving jealousy, but it's gratitude, which I think is a really soulful, beautiful sentiment.
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For all I know, the long distance is making it hard for him to deal with insecurity and jealousy.
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If the answer is no, eliminate your access to him, which can only cause you sadness, regret and jealousy.
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Sorry, that's really just a horrible, bitchy thing to say and it's borne a large part out of jealousy.
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"It creates this imbalance between the siblings where there is jealousy and competition and all that sort of chaos."
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Ezili Freda, a spirit also associated with art, romance, jealousy, passion, and sex, manifests in "Slow Dance" (1992–93).
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But now, you can put your jealousy aside — Apple is finally selling a Pride edition band to the masses.
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Trump memorably observed the Bastille Day military parade in Paris last July with something between awe and rank jealousy.
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Jealousy, humiliation and ordeals of agonized waiting and self-denial were haphazardly punctuated by encounters either tender or cruel.
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He was frequently a terrible boyfriend and sometimes a terrible friend, given to indecision and jealousy and self-absorption.
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I took it out on him without having any reason to do so, maybe a bit because of jealousy.
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In what might have been a response, Anthony posted a series of messages on Instagram on Monday addressing jealousy.
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There are moments of excitement about having a baby brother and moments of jealousy about the attention and excitement.
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On May 24, Venus will enter Gemini and also oppose Mars, which will bring more drama, jealousy, and confrontation.
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The theme for the evening is jealousy, and she definitely has a little something she can contribute to that.
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Most of us have experienced a twinge of jealousy while in a relationship, and we all handle it differently.
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"I don't experience sexual jealousy," Elizabeth Marston jeers, moments after accusing her husband of eyeballing one of his students.
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It explores the portrayal of how a woman is often driven to insanity by obsession, paranoia, jealousy, and isolation.
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The green-eyed monster could make an unceremonious appearance, but keep jealousy in check because you're prone to overreacting.
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He would tell me stories of other women he was sleeping with, and I'd repress any feelings of jealousy.
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Her jealousy is clear from the get-go, and it makes way for a grim time in the woods.
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As for the scorn that reviewers and critics had heaped onto his subsequent films, that was due to jealousy.
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Which brings me back to "love, jealousy and deficiency," a phrase that the determinedly unhappy Sam unloads on Naomi.
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Usually my happiness that they don't have to endure what I did is greater than my jealousy of it.
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And the history and the jealousy that an older generation can have of a younger generation or vice versa.
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Be clear about expressing your boundaries, because bad behavior like shadiness, manipulation, and jealousy are also making an appearance.
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Mr. Isherwood and Mr. Bachardy both endured bouts of jealousy and insecurity throughout their relationship, according to Ms. Bucknell.
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Backup dancer Christian Owens plays her paramour and the two are seen handling everything from jealousy to corny jokes.
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That's the question we posed to Rob Gronkowski's smokin' hot girlfriend, Camille Kostek -- and her answer was simple ... JEALOUSY!
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Making comparisons between siblings will only go in a negative direction and will continue to foster jealousy between them.
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But when that faded and her live-in boyfriend started dating someone, she found that jealousy hijacked the relationship.
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Jealousy and tension were a key part of Jonathan Francetic and Molly Duff's marriage on Season 6 of MAFS.
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So Burning Cane is partly about having a conversation about toxic masculinity, the jealousy, the insecurities, all that pressuring.
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Although society cannot prevent violence that results from jealousy or personal animus, violence stemming from racism is not personal.
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Control of the floor — and control of the members — is a power that House Republican leadership guards with jealousy.
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Jealousy aside, Type 2s, you and I are united against concern trolls who don't know what they're talking about.
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When Eleven shows up for half a second, instead of rejoining the group, she injures Max out of jealousy.
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I often find myself getting lost in their happiness and intimacy they share online and the jealousy bug is realllll.
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It also gets better — for the celebrity couple, that is, and not those of us seething with jealousy at home.
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Ralph's jealousy manifests as a King Kong-style monster determined to keep Vanellope with him, her own feelings be damned.
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So for all those friends headed on vacation this holiday season, we found the perfect gift once your jealousy subsides.
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Best to steer clear of yellow hyacinths, though, which meant "jealousy," and could reignite the original source of sartorial tension.
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They must deal with the source of this uncertainty to deal with jealousy, contemplating the origins of each anxious thought.
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Lords also said active listening and a willingness to be vulnerable can help make jealousy-related conversations productive learning experiences.
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Importantly, this phenomenon is exclusive to jealousy; it isn't identified in envious people or those who harbor feelings of powerlessness.
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"Finding other ways to deal with jealousy and insecurity like exercise is a better alternative than retail therapy," Ferretti says.
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Money remains an emotionally fraught territory – triggering anger, jealousy, inadequacy, resentment, pride, gratitude, and self-pity in a split-second.
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Drax's deadpan awe, Star-Lord's childish jealousy, and Rocket smugly accepting the title of captain are all telling character beats.
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Anger is a secondary emotion which means there is typically always something else underneath it, like fear, sadness, or jealousy.
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When you're not enjoying Second Act's parade of jealousy-inducing fashion, soak in all the chemistry vibrating between the cast.
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She says the criticism is mainly down to two things: Jealousy and the usual online critique famous people often endure.
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I didn't write it to be hurtful, out of jealousy, or to cause controversy – all motives I was accused of.
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As the Queen's relationship with her cousin strengthened, Sarah devolved into jealousy and anger, eventually leaving the palace in 1710.
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There is no jealousy between me and my partner because our history far outweighs any sexual tryst we may have.
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And she's ashamed to admit that she initially reacted to the news of her sister's interactions with Raniere with jealousy.
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She's long argued that sexual jealousy is a negative byproduct of the rigid expectations we've created around monogamy and marriage.
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She believes that the family structure would stay intact if we accepted our polyamorous natures and could "unlearn" sexual jealousy.
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Bachelorette's Kaitlyn Bristowe and Shawn Booth are enjoying a romantic Hawaiian getaway – and the pictures are likely to inspire jealousy.
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You might be with somebody who makes you fiery with jealousy, and another person who just makes you feel secure.
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She believed that Schmidt, in a fit of jealousy, had injected her with tainted blood from one of his patients.
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Worse than the jealousy of the Pacific Northwest, Californians had to endure a hot and dry first half of February.
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"You wish well for everybody but sometimes you can experience jealousy and envy when you see this," says Dr. Riba.
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But now that they've inked their feelings for one another, Scott and Jenner's relationship seems to have accelerated beyond jealousy.
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And while a touch of jealousy can make things hot, too much of it is certainly not a good thing.
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I also read a meme that said, "Jealousy is a disease, it's something you need to get well soon from".
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While this could make for some intense, passionate lovemaking, you need to be alert about shady behavior, jealousy, and possessiveness.
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I often left with a belly full of resentment toward the people I loved — a mix of jealousy and judgment.
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Finn went off to laborandum to dig up more goddam potatoes and wrestle with his jealousy of that fucking Reilly.
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Remember that their jealousy has no bearing on your workplace performance, or on whether you will receive free medical care.
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When Venus and Pluto clash, there's a lot to watch: harmful power dynamics in relationships, controlling behavior, jealousy, possessiveness, obsession.
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This episode, in which Veronica is racked with jealousy over Duncan's season one relationship with Meg, is a chief offender.
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"Jealousy is a drink best served warm," he wrote — using an expression that he appears to have made up himself.
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They said the crime was driven by jealousy because Wuttisan was afraid his wife would leave him for another man.
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The other misconception that I hear a lot is some people think we don't have jealousy, and that's not true.
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But much like the real world, God of War is full of angry men driven by lust, power, and jealousy.
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And unlike A Home at the End of the World (2004), Professor Marston's poly relationship doesn't break due to jealousy.
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Jealousy will be in the air, and relationships that have been built on shaky (possessive, insecure) ground will be rocked.
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Why is Archie engaged to a woman he doesn't care about and whose success clearly fills him with misogynistic jealousy?
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Three years into our relationship, we kept dating other people, but we noticed that the jealousy just kind of stopped.
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But I don't know enough to speculate whether the real issue here is older-sister entitlement or younger-sister jealousy.
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The Moon opposes Pluto at 9:34 PM, stirring up power struggles and jealousy, but creating potential for great transformations.
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Insecurity, jealousy and adoration bled over everything like the invisible ink they put on paper currency to catch bank robbers.
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"Miss Subways" was inspired by Yeats's century-old verse play, "The Only Jealousy of Emer" (itself drawn from Irish mythology).
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And Elizabeth let slip how sexual jealousy was mixed in with her anger at Philip's dereliction of his patriotic duty.
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Another episode makes Meek Mill's "Cold Hearted," about fame, money and jealousy in the rap game, into a crime melodrama.
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Jealousy is not a primal impulse to be trusted because it feels so powerful; it is an emotion worth investigating.
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With his bugged-out eyes and skull's smile, Mr. James makes his Shakespearean rival in matrimonial jealousy, Othello, look restrained.
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Later that night I bolstered myself with the idea that I can still cause jealousy, even in my old age.
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Establishment conservatives may be prone to mistake their jealousy for a principled conviction that Mr. Bannon is unsocialized and dangerous.
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A supremely seductive album, "Brown Sugar" is a panorama of desire, yearning, druggy pleasures and, in one song, murderous jealousy.
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I told myself this could be a good opportunity to face my own jealousy, find ways to let it go.
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Another was confined to a small room for nearly two years because her attraction to another man stoked his jealousy.
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I was curious: What do people in nonmonogamous relationships, who voluntarily put themselves in the most jealousy-triggering situations, do?
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I feel like jealousy is a cancer, and once it starts, it just keeps getting fed and fed by itself.
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Many people in the climbing community have watched her development with great interest—and not a small twinge of jealousy.
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When she recognized that his jealousy had turned murderous, she smacked her chest, Carmen-like, daring him to stab her.
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Abdul had stalked her online and in person and beaten up one of her classmates in a fit of jealousy.
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Powerful emotions in your love life arrive early today—big passion is in the air, but be mindful about jealousy.
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That jealousy is heavily implied, since she watches Mike and Max have their first positive interaction in the whole show.
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Jealousy was one of them, but so was judgment of the kind of people I would meet at the resort.
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Jealousy is in the air, but so are some chances to have a blast with the people who matter most.
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It's time for Siri to get over her jealousy of the human connection and help us out with our dating lives.
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I was concerned that there would be an element of jealousy or tension, but I never had to deal with that.
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Whether that was just because of the nuisance calls, or whether it was tinged with a little professional jealousy was unclear.
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Mad with jealousy, Lysa attempts to throw Sansa through the Moon Door, but relents after Littlefinger promises to send Sansa away.
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And, if it's a partner who inspires the monster to bubble to the surface, jealousy can drag your relationship down, too.
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"It wasn't a love scene, but there were, like — clearly a love relationship type of a fight, of jealousy," she said.
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Most definitely, but I couldn't help myself: I would just stare at them with this mixture of intense jealousy and fascination.
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When Banner gets a call from Tony Stark with a plea to join the battle, Thor has to hide his jealousy.
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A conflict spurred by jealousy feels fundamentally different than the ones previously listed because it comes from character, not plot necessity.
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And it has also never been easier for our minds to involuntarily make judgements and experience feelings of jealousy and frustration.
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While jealousy doesn't always mean doom for a relationship, it can be a problem if the couple isn't talking it through.
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Ultimately authorities argued that it was jealousy over his changing family that drove Jordan to murder his soon-to-be stepmom.
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Bazile suggested the impending purge is an act of censorship, motivated by liberal jealousy over the success of right-wing messaging.
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Runa can't control her jealousy, especially when Sigrid tells Runa and Halverson that Elena won't be leaving the Sanctum anytime soon.
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"The jealousy issues that I would have towards my husband are not me dealing with my issues of inadequacy," Bell responded.
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It's an intense and passionate day in your relationships as Venus opposes Pluto—but watch out for jealousy and possessive behavior.
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" The source alleges that Heard exacerbates Depp's "jealousy issues," claiming that the actor is "very insecure when it comes to Amber.
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There are also people who, much to the bafflement and jealousy of everyone else, have no appetite for sex at all.
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The second time I recognize that it came from a place of jealousy and anger, so it didn't hurt as bad.
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The "happy families" Facebook pictures and new-build homes that I used to scoff at now spark twinges of jealousy. Dammit.
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It's really serious emotional work to unlearn jealousy and cultivate other ways to feel secure in a relationship, but it's possible.
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To me, jealousy isn't always a character flaw, but a natural human emotion that you can feel for very legitimate reasons.
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On that score, his team is doing well: The tiny home is packed with features that make me groan with jealousy.
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At five, you incited jealousy in our lab technicians with your facile knowledge of Godel's incompleteness theorems, but you were leery.
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Pause for a second and think about Drake, a Scorpio (who are famous for exhibiting feelings of jealousy, anger and distrust).
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The moon opposes Pluto at 4:00 PM and tension is in the air—watch out for shady behavior or jealousy!
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With a group of women you get jealousy, you get rivalry, you're just constantly vying for each other's attention and friendships.
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In the docs, David also accuses Jennifer of shading him with an Instagram video where she's whispering about hate and jealousy.
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A little jealousy may be in the air, but it's more likely to lead to sparks of passion than an argument.
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Emotional cheating can be difficult to discern because a romantic betrayal on their part and jealousy on yours can look similar.
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Other characters face the demands of a moody film director, the perils of text messages and the sting of professional jealousy.
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This is a delicate time in your relationships, and some power struggles, jealousy, or obsessive behavior may also rear its head.
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They also argued he was motivated out of jealousy of the attention Kasian was giving their daughter, the National Post reports.
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Pluto is a freaky planet—it symbolizes death and rebirth and can often bring up difficult emotions, even jealousy and obsession!
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Venus clashes with Pluto, the lord of the underworld, today, stirring up jealousy, especially about how popular and cool you are.
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Facebook-stalking an ex may increase feelings of anxiety and jealousy, which you do not need in your fresh single life.
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We stop hanging out with more prosperous friends to avoid expensive dinners, awkward conversations, and the occasional glint of latent jealousy.
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It's healthy to cultivate friendships outside of your romantic relationships but sometimes they can be the source of jealousy and resentment.
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Neptune is the planet of dreams, but also of delusions—watch out for laziness today as well as paranoia and jealousy.
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There's certain companies or some reason I just really don't like, and I think some of them might be just jealousy.
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Even when there's no chance of a romance being resumed, jealousy, which is not the most rational of emotions, is common.
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"You only have to look at Scotland's jealousy toward Northern Ireland," said Bobby McDonagh, who served as Ireland's ambassador to London.
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Redmayne shows his love through possessiveness and jealousy, struggling until nearly the last page to believe Alexandra over his own suspicions.
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In a 2003 ESPN interview, Bryant called O'Neal "fat and out of shape" and said he had "childlike selfishness and jealousy."
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Her first impulse was jealousy; then it hit her that Robbins was a grown man, and her feelings turned to anger.
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"I don't want to cause any kind of jealousy or something like that because I'm basically first Trump wife," she continued.
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The relationships between the characters — a tangle of lust, loyalty, jealousy, resentment, tenderness — emerge, fittingly, around a battle over Hirut's gun.
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The relationships are hard work, requiring tons of communication — and they offer a few lessons about jealousy, love, desire and trust.
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Jealousy among equivalently poor households in the same village was less likely this time around, because all eligible households got paid.
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Perhaps it was jealousy in seeing the success of Ferrari's race cars win year after year at the big automotive race.
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We call it Motherboard's Cyber Jealousy list, our annual hat tip to our awesome competitors, friends, and enemies at other outlets.
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I am sorry that the often superficial world, rife with jealousy and resentment and bullying, injures those who give so much.
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More than once, I stopped in awe as I recognized in myself Tolstoy's descriptions of love and anger, jealousy and delight.
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Muffett said the two industries often acted as corporate frenemies, with embattled tobacco executives sometimes expressing jealousy of their petro-colleagues.
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This is an important day to be aware of issues around jealousy—both Venus and Pluto can be possessive and obsessive.
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He talks about this through the history of his dissolving marriage, and all the jealousy, paranoia, and loneliness one would expect.
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Not jealousy — because you couldn't possibly have thought of it in the first place — nor simple admiration, nor wonder, nor awe.
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It's what they might bring up in somebody else, a lack of awareness, jealousy, anger, other vices that we keep at bay.
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The Modern Family star has been fueling major jealousy everywhere with a sunny getaway to the Bahamas – and she's not done yet.
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In female relationships, especially, there can be unspoken hurt, resentment, jealousy, competitiveness, and disappointment, all feelings that are rarely explored on television.
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Years later, the star opened up about the jealousy she felt while dating the actor, who was often bombarded with female attention.
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In "Rebecca's" opening flashback, we gain subtle insight to Chuck's distaste for Jimmy's behavior, and realize it might be rooted in ... jealousy?
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Venus loves attention and affection; with this challenge to Uranus, you could feel some jealousy or some weepy vibes in the air.
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Admiration and affection vied with ambition and jealousy to forge relationships with more than their share of explosive outbursts and maudlin reconciliations.
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From Psychedelia to Meow Wolf and Halloween to Jealousy, the audience is in for a new surprise with each and every show.
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For the most part, all of the men are struggling with jealousy at this point, although Blake is highlighted as more obsessive.
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Anyone else feeling seething jealousy over missing out on an era with such a simple, carefree approach to punctuation right about now?
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As for Christina's ex, sources close to Tarek tell us ... rumors of his jealousy are untrue and he's happy if she's happy.
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Those that I speak to say that, for fear of inspiring jealousy, they don't dare talk to others about their children's abilities.
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She goes on to admit that she gets bothered by Jesus' jealousy – such as when he gets angry when men catcall her.
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Fury over their partner coming home late from work may be caused by jealousy and the fear the partner is more successful.
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" When it comes to her relationship with Keys, "It's an awkward romance," says Tifrere, adding that "there's never any anger or jealousy.
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If you're already convulsing with jealousy over the fact that you're not there right now, get ready to feel even more envious.
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But when Victoria threatens to end things, calling both Kroll and Meissner "disrespectful," the reality star quickly becomes frustrated over her jealousy.
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Luann confirmed their romantic past on Wednesday though, suggesting that Morgan's jealousy of their upcoming marriage was driving her mean-spirited rumors.
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The killing was motivated by longterm "jealousy and anger" over a girl both the suspect and victim had liked, according to Judd.
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Mari describes Mateo as a brother, calming Isobel's jealousy about their legal binding and what seems to have dissipated to a friendship.
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If one is standing alone, it's lonely; if there are two, they form a couple; if there are three, it means jealousy.
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First, Behold (Billy Porter) tries to stop John Henry from leaving, thinking that his fellow gay warlock is just suffering from jealousy.
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According to ASFI, acid attacks result from a number of situations: family disputes, revenge, jealousy, mistaken identity and sex crimes, among others.
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Carly Rae Jepsen, though she doesn't make the same explicit references to technology, sings about ghosting, yearning, and jealousy with conspiratorial authority.
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An intense situation about who takes ownership of something or concerning jealousy or possessiveness arrives on July 21 as Venus opposes Pluto.
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TMZ broke the story ... Tamar got Vincent arrested Christmas Day after she says booze and jealousy led to him becoming verbally abusive.
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A little jealousy, though, can mean that you care about the person and that you'd like to know what's up with them.
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It's not jealousy; it's the pain of losing a companion amidst the 19th-century reality of what marriage meant for a woman.
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Plus, it may cause major jealousy issues for Ken, as Barbie and GI Joe would be living under the same corporate roof.
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My initial fascination with her, which I used to experience as jealousy, reflects what I suspected: We have a lot in common.
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When We protagonist D-503 experiences jealousy, it's subversive because it implies that he no longer considers all citizens identical and interchangeable.
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Sadness, elation, jealousy, anger, confusion, disgust – these emotions rush through me, sometimes expected and sometimes not, throughout the day, informing my behavior.
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Winkreative, which predates them by a decade, must inspire jealousy both for its financial success and for its weak business-editorial divide.
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The elements of Crane's story are all too familiar, containing the three eternal elements of American tragedy: jealousy, drink, and a gun.
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The competition foreshadowed his eight-medal haul at the next year's Olympics, in Athens, and also the jealousy his success would engender.
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And while Mr. Oyelowo often adopts a method acting approach to his roles, he hasn't felt any particular marital jealousy while rehearsing.
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People in monogamous relationships often say their own jealousy is the main reason they could never be in a successful polyamorous relationship.
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Instead, Charlotte, the dictator's wife, tries to shoot him out of jealousy, but Marie, now smitten with the dictator, takes the bullet.
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Plus, wirelessly sending images to your phone for a quick Instagram update is perfect for stoking the jealousy of friends back home.
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It's a great moment when people take a message of hate and, let's be honest, jealousy, and turn it into a positive.
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I knew I could manage the jealousy and the heartbreak, but I couldn't imagine giving up the feeling of being in love.
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Thompson went to a few games in Philadelphia to track his old Sacramento teammate Spencer Hawes, and did not seethe with jealousy.
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If all goes well, and jealousy, obsession, or power-hungry vibes don't get in the way, some kinky sex may be had!
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OK. The sneering about President Trump's workday habits smack of the sort of snobbery that is often jealousy dressed up as principle.
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"Jealousy in small or moderate degrees can be a sign of connection, commitment and even love," behavioral psychologist Robert L. Leahy said.
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Jealousy is a complicated emotion, but it's basically an invitation to ask ourselves what you're unhappy about in a situation, Neo said.
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We're older now: we're mums and our priorities are different – but there was probably a lot of competitiveness and jealousy back then.
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"Love, jealousy and deficiency" would make a fitting alternate title for "Golden Exits," the latest from the writer-director Alex Ross Perry.
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The Scarlatti "Erminia" — a tale of love, jealousy and disguise, with shepherds real and counterfeit — was a very different kettle of fish.
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Then Kinzie and Damien—who'd previously cheated on his girlfriend with Kelly, apparently sparking jealousy in Kinzie—went to see a film.
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Ardin and Miss W, meanwhile, were treated with widespread skepticism, accused in the media of being "honeytraps" or of acting on jealousy.
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It was with jealousy that I looked at mothers who seemed to go through pregnancy as if it were their default state.
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He sabotages Hep Alien's gig in a fit of jealousy, setting Lane and her dreams back months and even making her cry.
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The priestess's jealousy explodes into a trio that at its climax suddenly shifts from minor to major in a glorious vaulting phrase.
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Lee Sunday Evans steers the cast of nine from Sicily to Bohemia and back again in a tale of love and jealousy.
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You'll need to put up solid boundaries in your life, and you may find yourself dealing with feelings of jealousy or obsession.
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Jealousy, infidelity, lies, greed, illness, murder, kidnapping and cowardice are some of the elements that Kieslowski and Piesiewicz investigated in their screenplays.
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While they've been friendly in the media about the book, Simpson details Lachey's insecurity and jealousy, as well as their contentious divorce.
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Karenin does come to be guided by jealousy; he grows bloated and rigid with it, confusing his personal distress with moral rectitude.
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If the hot passions of youth — desire, jealousy, foolish pride — fail to cool into something softer, more measured, then the catastrophe looms.
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Her motivation isn't greed or jealousy, but determining the best life for herself against options that are so utterly bleak for women.
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Recently, stuck in the middle of another jealousy rut, I hit the internet in an attempt to regain control over my mind.
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You no longer have this perceived protection, and have to actually pay attention to your relationship and deal with things like jealousy.
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In 2008 she built "The Course of Emotions," a mini-golf course with holes based on negative feelings like jealousy and frustration.
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I crisscross the globe in search of untold stories and hyperlocal flavors, and people express jealousy about my life all the time.
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" One stalking study describes ex-partner stalkers as having "easily bruised egos, flimsy interpersonal boundaries, smoldering rage and jealousy, and relentless tenacity.
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Self-made patriarchs, money to burn, messy family trees created by multiple marriages, neglected children, rampant jealousy and inevitable craziness turn up everywhere.
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It's not exactly a major upgrade, but should help curb users who have been suffering from a little bit of Pixel-based jealousy.
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But things get difficult as Mercury and Mars oppose Pluto on June 19; watch out for quick tempers, jealousy, and even manipulative behavior.
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The jealousy and resentment of Amelia are so ugly, plus Hays never apologized to his wife for the way he spoke to her.
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What you will feel is a tinge of jealousy since the guys were invited to recount the promposal on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
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But will the completely disrespectful and embarrassing things Shane blasted everywhere about Kyle outweigh Kyle's jealousy of me and Paulie's little flirting relationship?
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The Key and Peele star played the character who made it, and could relate, he thinks, to the jealousy and resentment that ensued.
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We're talking gnarly stabs, here — it appeared that the Waif was motivated by her jealousy and dislike for Arya when fulfilling Jaqen's orders.
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As I watched Confused-Looking Metallica Fan share a contraband e-cigarette with some new friends, I inhaled the bitter vapor of jealousy.
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Kress says that she was inspired to write the story—which she later expanded into a series of novels—out of sheer jealousy.
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The photos and videos that induce the most jealousy are those that suggest a perfect equilibrium (work hard, play hard!) has been reached.
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A fantastic allegory of "Ignorance, Envy and Jealousy" (1837) by the British Royal Academy painter James Ward is at French & Company (Booth 312).
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Phoenix told Vice that to them, jealousy is an innate human emotion — so acting like it won't appear in their relationships is unrealistic.
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Ani points out his predisposition to jealousy, and we see that snowball alarmingly fast into murderous rage on the football pitch with Bryce.
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But still, you feel that tiny twinge of jealousy when your partner's celeb crush graces your television screen or comes up in conversation.
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Bey's lyrics volleyed between fury, jealousy, hurt, and pride, addressing the volcano of emotions that erupt with the news of being cheated on.
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People that do get lazy tend to not feel good about themselves, thereby causing problems in the relationship such as jealousy and insecurity.
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The moon squares off with Pluto, the lord of the underworld, at 11:08 AM, stirring up intense emotions—watch out for jealousy.
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In fact, in the pre-Instagram days, the graffiti scene involved some jealousy and anger as writers fought for wall space and respect.
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Just because I think for me, there's a fine line between attraction and jealousy, which probably happens a lot with women and women.
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Because, sure, just about everyone is going to do something wrong in their relationship out of jealousy or insecurity every now and then.
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It appears to be the perfect romantic capper to an already romantic weekend … okay, we suppose you can resume your jealousy now. Obsessed?
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Tyga seemingly displayed some jealousy when Scott joined headliner Kendrick Lamar on stage to perform "Goosebumps," ducking out about halfway through the song.
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But one hardware hacker named daftmike crafted the mini NES Nintendo should have made, and it will give you intense teeny console jealousy.
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"I knew our history, still, and respect and regard and attraction and regret and jealousy — all of those were still there," Dessa says.
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Jealousy aside, this entire celebration sounds like it's going to be a blast, and I'm happy for the soon-to-be-wedded pair.
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At the very least, he is someone who has made it to the top — and some of the criticism clearly smacks of jealousy.
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While I always assumed that her daughter had died, hence Runa's intense jealousy over June and Elena, the truth is much more complicated.
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The comments come just days after the latest episode of Rob & Chyna saw 29-year-old Kardashian speaking out about his jealousy issues.
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She takes these immensely painful feelings—grief, jealousy, unrequited longing—and encourages you to lean into them, encasing yourself in sadness, euphoria, respite.
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There are always thieves, energy suckers, power-mad people and the rest of humanity still falls victim to greed, anger, lust, jealousy, hate.
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Pluto can have a possessive vibe; when it's combined with Venus, the planet of attraction, jealousy is definitely something to watch out for.
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However, my friendship with Maxine has helped shift my perspective so that I can try to harness my jealousy into something more productive.
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But you know how weird people can get when change is in the air, so watch out for power struggles and even jealousy.
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A generation ago, the Italian penal code prescribed prison sentences as short as three years for men who killed women out of jealousy.
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Symptoms include: jealousy of chic mobile designs, craving new mobile colours, and desperately hunting for new accessories to improve your current handset situation.
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She's better when Lil is defensive or in attack mode, when she intuits Molly's irritation with her work, and credits it to jealousy.
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Prince Bhallaladeva (Rana Daggubati) is seized with jealousy because his mother, Queen Sivagami (Ramya Krishnan) would rather make his cousin Amarendra her successor.
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You're only human, so it can be natural to get caught up thinking about your fears of infidelity, abandonment, and jealousy, she says.
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This whole situation is surprisingly low-key and mature, with Rogelio and Xo both having a civil conversation free of jealousy or anger.
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A corridor of chilled marble emptied into a huge living space, and there Barry felt a burst of old pre-Greyhound hedgeworld jealousy.
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Although that doesn't mean that every jealous person will become abusive, it does mean that jealousy is an unhealthy trait in a relationship.
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According to Bennett, if your partner makes a big deal when you try to do your own thing, it's a sign of jealousy.
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Keep your own jealousy in check, avoid manipulation tactics, and exit any relationships—romantic or professional—that are morally questionable or psychically vampiric.
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Trump didn't even do that well: He responded to the jealousy question by bashing John Harwood and John King, which wasn't particularly reassuring.
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Since Shaun joined the Red Bulls last year in midseason, their roles are now reversed, yet there is no sign of sibling jealousy.
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Instead, he says, emotions such as valuing other people's welfare and, conversely, jealousy when someone looks too good, likely affect how people respond.
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It would be wise for you to watch out for jealousy and manipulation, but you may also find yourself having a brilliant breakthrough.
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But before you spend the upcoming weekends subsisting on vengeance and jealousy, it's important to understand why your shitty team's season is over.
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Spencer finds profound challenges fitting in as his successes draw jealousy both on and off the field — and his every misstep draws scrutiny.
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Anxiety, shame, jealousy, and sadness aren't feelings we aspire to experience, so they have a pretty negative reputation for making us feel bad.
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" And thankfully, there have been no signs of jealousy yet, says Hayley: "We expected it and knock on wood, we haven't seen any.
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He struggles with an understandable amount of jealousy, but he acts on it in a way that makes him an incredibly toxic partner.
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" Keys continued: "We've definitely had to balance it out, and not focus on being jealous, and not make our ambition turn into jealousy.
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A very important piece of information or perspective arrives as you find yourself contending with complicated emotions and issues concerning jealousy and obsession.
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They kept posting videos of the newly emerged butterflies walking delicately over their hands, and I was going a little mad with jealousy.
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We've all felt it before: that weird mix of jealousy and pride when a friend accomplishes something that we also want to accomplish.
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Will these technologies encourage the play of our better angels or exacerbate our all-too-human tendencies toward greed, jealousy, and social hierarchy?
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The killers' motives often expose deep-seated jealousy, greed or the need for revenge that plague residents of the show's seemingly quiet villages.
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Though it does stimulate some jealousy from economy class passengers, airlines have been moving towards breaking down barriers between economy and premium cabins.
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Justin Kostick, the coach at Arkansas State, speculated that some voters in February displaced Nebraska from the No. 1 ranking out of jealousy.
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She's humiliated by the sheer triteness of the feelings that come to govern her: lust, jealousy, above all vulnerability, raw and excruciatingly real.
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I use Twitter to follow the news, sigh with jealousy over posts from Beyoncé highlighting her gorgeous skin, and plug events I'm doing.
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With many global central banks slashing rates because of concerns about sluggish economic growth, that kind of headroom is bound to inspire jealousy.
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There's no trick to make your jealousy evaporate overnight, but over time, you can learn how to keep it to a healthy dose.
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Berry said she doesn't see jealousy as a factor, but instead thinks there's a misunderstanding about what exactly being a content creator entails.
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Up on the main floor, we may engage the defensive emotions of anger, frustration, anxiety, jealousy and resentment when arguing with a partner.
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You are just so wrapped up with anger and jealousy that you can't have this body that is impossible for you to achieve.
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Our brains are programmed to feel that confusing mix of pride and jealousy, and we have the self-evaluation maintenance theory to thank.
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A story of jealousy and murder, in his telling, becomes one of rediscovering lost innocence, of adults in search of their youthful doppelgängers.
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In the novel, IT isn't just an evil force that makes people experience "jealousy, judgment, pain, and despair," as the film puts it.
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Surely, sexual jealousy is a multi-headed beast with origins unique to each individual's background, but I think the maniacal levels of jealousy many of us reach when romantic trust is threatened or broken is innate, and that it triggers our memory of the primal scene of abandonment -- birth -- the moment we were permanently severed from the oneness we knew in utero.
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When we don't listen to that voice of jealousy, envy, and the belief that there is not enough to go around, the world changes.
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Some in the group allege that Kenney is the actual killer — motivated by jealousy to get rid of the romantic competition for Frazee's heart.
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According to multiple outlets, Karaglanova had recently started a new relationship, and police were looking at jealousy as a possible motive in her killing.
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You are very optimistic about relationships and can work through any issues of possessiveness or jealousy to make your connections deeper and more genuine.
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Umbrella assessments don't test for factors like reported jealousy or how many children live at home, which can inflame potentially deadly abuse, she explained.
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We rightly call this jealousy, but the comparison of one's multisensory experience to a heavily staged photo, passing for existence, entails cognitive discomfort too.
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I'd say: As opposed to getting swept up in jealousy, use that pang to give you an indication of what you are looking for.
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It was phenomenally acted, expertly paced, as well as shot and edited with attention and care that would make most filmmakers wild with jealousy.
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To be a woman of that time, the revenge and the jealousy was injected into her because she was so frustrated with the limitations.
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" Lomas also spoke on the couple, saying, "Their relationship was bipolar," adding, "[They had] extreme highs and lows and would fight, mostly about jealousy.
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Or maybe you've known him since then, from the previous singles he's released under this name such as "Jealousy" or "This May Be Me".
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I was eight or nine when my mom got sick, and a lot of her illness was expressed as a weird jealousy of me.
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CS: I urge you to work with a therapist to explore your fears — and fear is essentially what your jealousy is rooted in, Jealous.
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We broke the story ... Tamar says Vincent was arrested on Christmas due to alcohol and jealousy brought on by going through a rough divorce.
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But finale episode director Jeremy Podeswa denies that: "Jealousy is too simple, in a way," he said in a post-finale interview with Insider.
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The show will explore "what happens when love and affection spiral into a twisted web of extreme obsession and jealousy," the log line reveals.
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It lobs mysteries wholesale at the audiences and jealousy hoards their answers, doling out only the smallest, barely noticeable clues as the episodes unfold.
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The source tells PEOPLE Ripa's anger is not about "about money or jealousy or rivalry," but rather about the way the situation was handled.
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But even I, a stranger, can tell you with complete confidence that when you're in the grip of jealousy, you're in no fit state.
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But we have felt the choke-hold of jealousy in the presence of another person, and have wanted so badly to feel another way.
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It will probably come as a surprise to many, but according to a 2017 study, polyamorists actually experience less jealousy than the conventionally paired.
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The theory that I particularly honed in was a word called "compersion," a word coined by polyamorous people to mean the opposite of jealousy.
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There's also a range of how people feel jealousy—some people can work through it and feel compersion more than they were accustomed to.
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When she finally emerges in her power outfit and tests out the motorcycle, we can see Mr. Incredible's conflicting emotions: jealousy, but also desire.
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The film sets up that be it homophobia, jealousy, or both, Whitney's family wasn't pleased with Robyn's tight bond with and influence over Whitney.
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Take a look: Just when we thought we were maxed out on jealousy, we came across several photos of these two foreign desserts combined.
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" … Joule believes Freud's friendship with Bacon was tainted by Freud's jealousy: "He cut Francis off completely, much to Francis's surprise, and never, ever relented.
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But looks can be deceiving, as the recently renovated property boasts vaulted ceilings, oak paneling, jealousy-inducing closets, a Zen koi pond, and waterfall.
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To test his propensity for jealousy and insecurity, I left him alone most evenings to go out for dinner and movies with my friends.
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It's full of details (fabrics, weather, food) and emotions — jealousy and fear (not much love) — that make his drafty, dangerous world come to life.
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The polyamorist aspiration to replace sexual jealousy with "compersion" (a delight in one's partner's sexual delight with someone else) is just that: an aspiration.
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A cynic might guess that he'd had enough success to touch all of them but not so much as to foster jealousy or resentment.
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An impulsive, volatile trickster subject to fits of raging jealousy, Joe is a half-million dollars in debt from financing the couple's lavish lifestyle.
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And it's a sad commentary on the level of anger and jealousy in America today that there isn't more support for that simple solution.
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Early reviews suggest a hilarious, vicious, and violent film about estranged friends who reconnect and take their jealousy and hostility to a bloody extreme.
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" Donald J. Trump, "Trump: The Art of the Deal": "One of the problems when you become successful is that jealousy and envy inevitably follow.
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To hear the headlines tell it, the 32-year-old is brandishing her expanding waistline to evoke jealousy in all who might behold it.
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A disproportionate number of them revolve around jealousy and insecurity: How do you avoid becoming jealous if your partner is sleeping with other men?
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He never faced any charges in the murder, even though Zellner claims that evidence points to him killing Halbach in a fit of jealousy.
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Mx. Soloway describes dogged efforts to make it in Hollywood, and jealousy at the soaring careers of compatriots like Lena Dunham and Diablo Cody.
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The Moon meets Pluto at 2:21 PM, stirring up very intense emotions: jealousy, obsession, and a thirst for power, to name a few.
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After the young Catherine falls in love with one of the immigrants, Rodolpho, her guardian and uncle, Eddie Carbone, is driven mad by jealousy.
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But in its fifth season, it still routinely pulls in five million viewers a week, numbers that would make Don Draper weep with jealousy.
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There's now some solemnly overheated melodrama involving sexual exploration and jealousy, and every once in a while a modern mean-girl comedy takes over.
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Best friends torn apart by jealousy, a burnout who discovers he's a father, directors who bed their actresses — none of these stories are new.
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Popular evolutionary psychology holds that jealousy is innate, a biological imperative that evolved to guarantee watchful, possessive males some certainty of their offspring's paternity.
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Breaking boundaries and failing to communicate can spell disaster for a polyamorous relationshipAs in monogamous relationships, jealousy can be a problem for polyamorous people.
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Again, we may be seeing real emotion from Getty (even if it takes the unimpressive form of jealousy) tucked somewhere beneath those cold layers.
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"When I was in Europe, all the comments were out of jealousy and envy, which is very human, but I didn't care," he said.
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Open arrangements tend to work best for couples with lower inclinations toward jealousy and, in the case of heterosexual pairs, less rigid gender norms.
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Be aware that even if one person in the relationship wasn't looking to get promoted, there will likely be some negative feelings, including jealousy.
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There were the usual suspects: family and religion, jealousy and history, a revolving cast of book studs and book babes browsing in between us.
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She will be able to process electric attraction and aching jealousy a decade before I even allowed myself to admit I had those emotions.
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