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@Ryan. Yea you're absolutely right with jealousy making me insane which in turn will only increase chances that she'll go away. Knowing that I'm fucking awesome doesn't help with jealousy, cause I've seen these awesome laid back guys who still got cheated on...
If any of you guys knows how to deal with jealousy I'd really appreciate that. And I suppose its part of being unjust to one partner that makes me hate cheating. E.G. I saw a movie about 2 married couples cheating on each other with each other's partner. Kind of like swingers but without anyone knowing about another. That only made me laugh. They simply weren't right for each other IMO.
But when you see one cheating on another-that really pisses me off. Except for cheating on tests

-cheating system is good-cause system will cheat on you anyways

(don't bother-its just a cultural thing.)
Injustice in all its forms was always bothering me, although I get less affected by it as I get older, trying to accept it as a part of my life.
So, again, if anybody knows how to deal with jealousy-I'd love to hear how.
Jealousy is a byproduct of your own insecurities, fear of loss, and lack of abundance.
Think about it like this. Let's say you have been going out with a girl for just a few dates, but haven't slept with her yet. She's the only prospect you have going at the moment, after months of nothing, and she's really really hot and gets loads of attention from other guys.
If you took her out to a bar for your next date, and came back from the bathroom to find her talking animatedly with an attractive man, laughing and smiling at him, and touching his arm, BOOM pangs of jealousy. You've invested how much time into getting this girl, and this guy is gonna STEAL her before you get a chance to get in there. Fear of loss is high, you have a lack of abundance, and you haven't had time to demonstrate enough qualities to her to make her necessarily want to be with you, yet. It may take you some amount of self-control and composure to walk over, politely introduce yourself, have a chat with them, and then whisk her away without looking needy or protective.
In another case, you've been seeing the same girl for 4 months, the sex is amazing and she tells you as much. She's your favourite girl, but you have others that you see regularly as well. You're out for a casual drink in a bar, and you come back to find her chatting to the same attractive guy. Do you really care that much? Not really. Guys give her attention all the time, you're used to it. Your attitude is very much more "go on mate, give it your best shot!" Are you threatened by him? No, because you know that no matter what nice conversation they may have, you're gonna be taking her home tonight, not him. She trusts and respects you, and she knows that if she does something to piss you off too much, you'll be off in a second with another girl.
This is generally why I advocate open / polyamorous relationships, precisely because they acknowledge the jealousy issue, and work on the basis of people choosing to be together because they're having a fun time, and the bond and level of emotional investment developing over time, rather than forcing one party to accept demands and make promises, that are often broken anyway. The concept of each partner having to initially accept that they're probably also with multiple others may seem difficult to handle initially, but over time if it's your base assumption it becomes easier to deal with, and is far better, in my opinion, than having to deal with the nagging worry of whether your partner is lying and cheating behind your back.