Excessive Jealousy
Every one of us can surely remember probably the most famous example of this kind of jealousy: Othello by William Shakespeare. But believe it or not, even nowadays (several hundreds years later) there are such Othellos either in trousers or skirts.
In general is jealousy an emotion referring to negative feelings such as fear of loosing somebody precious to us. In some cases it can lead to protecting the person and paying more attention to her/him which is not so bad if it does not cross the line. And if it does cross the line? Then jealousy can change in a dangerous disease joined by stalking, insecurity, anxiety, anger, sadness and disgust. This very dangerous mixture of feelings turns in a poison which can eat up even a good long-term relationship.
More info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jealousy
http://en.allexperts.com/q/Deal-Jealousy-Jealous-2249/Pictures-Ex-s.htm
Every one of us can surely remember probably the most famous example of this kind of jealousy: Othello by William Shakespeare. But believe it or not, even nowadays (several hundreds years later) there are such Othellos either in trousers or skirts.
In general is jealousy an emotion referring to negative feelings such as fear of loosing somebody precious to us. In some cases it can lead to protecting the person and paying more attention to her/him which is not so bad if it does not cross the line. And if it does cross the line? Then jealousy can change in a dangerous disease joined by stalking, insecurity, anxiety, anger, sadness and disgust. This very dangerous mixture of feelings turns in a poison which can eat up even a good long-term relationship.
More info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jealousy
http://en.allexperts.com/q/Deal-Jealousy-Jealous-2249/Pictures-Ex-s.htm
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