By Emma Varvaloucas — 2015
Jealousy and envy occupy a unique space on the spectrum of emotion in that they are simultaneously ubiquitous and invisible.
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All too often kids are snared by the comparison trap. They see the successes and gifts of others but instead of celebrating with them, they can only see their own shortcomings. When this happens, it is easy for envy and jealousy to blossom.
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Although most people think of them as synonymous, jealousy and envy are actually very different. “Envy has to do with wanting what somebody else has,” says psychotherapist Nathalie C. Theodore, LCSW.
Recognizing the signs of jealousy and envy can help you control your emotions so they don’t escalate or negatively impact your life.
Envy is the dark side of love, but love is the luminous side of envy. Is there a way to harness envy wisely, for growth?
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Envy is a natural condition that has deep biological roots.
What can we do to disarm the green-eyed monster when it strikes?
I once had three students who tried out for travel soccer in sixth grade. After only one made the team, the other two spread a lie, saying that the girl had made the team only because her uncle was the coach.
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Here’s a look at some ways to cope with jealousy and examine what’s at the root of your feelings.
Jealousy is something we all experience. In fact, it can be a big motivator for you to get something done, just because you don’t want someone to do it first. It can, however, also go overboard, and start being extremely detrimental to both you and others.