Jealousy
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This document discusses jealousy and unhealthy behaviors in relationships. It defines jealousy and provides examples of jealous behaviors. It states that jealousy stems from insecurity and has no place in healthy relationships. Red flags of unhealthy jealousy are listed, such as excessive checking in on a partner or not allowing them to talk to others. The document advises listening to common sense and paying attention to feelings that a partner is being too controlling or possessive, as these behaviors can escalate over time. It emphasizes that while each relationship is different, abuse can take non-physical forms through attempts to control a partner. Resources for help or to talk are provided.
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- 4. RED FLAGS: • When checking in with you becomes checking up on you. = RED FLAG • When your partner needs to know where you are, who you are with, how long you will be there, etc. = RED FLAG • You can’t talk with anyone else without them getting upset. = RED FLAG
- 5. These behaviors are NOT ok. Whether you go into a relationship whole heartedly trusting your partner or if you enter it more guarded, either way you go is fine, just always make sure you use your common sense. If you get the feeling that something is wrong-pay attention! If you start to feel like your dating partner is too controlling or possessive- pay attention! Jealousy, possessiveness, controlling behaviors can lead to worse situations down the road in the relationship. It is important to listen to your common sense and protect yourself.
- 6. JEALOUSY *Each relationship is different. There is no set line of when jealousy has become too much. Use your common sense and listen to your inner voice when it tells you enough is enough. *Not all forms of abuse leave a physical sign. Remember: someone trying to control you is abuse too.
- 7. Questions? Need to talk? • RESOURCES: • www.loveisrespect.org • www.arcshelter.com • www.breakthecycle.org • www.thehotline.org • 1-800-799-7233
- 8. Megan Crouch, VFC Director Amy Holbrook, VFC Prevention Education Coordinator Deona Bethart, VFC Prevention Education Specialist Ohio Department of Health Ohio Domestic Violence Network Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence Find us at: www.arcshelter.org www.facebook.com/ViolenceFreeCoalition Twitter: @VFCofWarrenCo “This publication/material was supported by the 5VF1CE001114-3 from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention. Its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessary represent the official views of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention”