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Jealousy is rooted in feelings of inadequacy

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Don't Care by Deornelas4
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  • Post category:Behaviour / Relationships
  • Post published:July 2, 2018

Most jealousy is rooted in feelings of inadequacy; they see something in you that makes them feel that they aren’t as good. Real or imagined, negative thoughts or actions emerge as a reaction or solution to those feelings of inadequacy.

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