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Obsessed with Husband's Every Move and Jealous of His Female Friends

by Casey
(Holland, MI)

I've been married a few months and am expecting my first child. I am a complete mess.

My husband is in a predominantly female field and around much younger women on a daily basis, some of them very attractive.

I snoop into ALL of his stuff, check his schedule religiously, watch the clock like a hawk to make sure I know when he's on lunch break so I can expect his call. If I don't hear from him, or actually even if I do, I have a panic attack. Who is he eating lunch with? Is he studying with a girl after class? If he's not home at exactly the right time, I wonder if he gave another girl a ride home. If I see text messages on his phone between him and his female co-workers, even if they're totally innocent, I feel nauseous, sometimes ... sometimes the texts are really nice ones about ME, too!

I'm a relatively successful and attractive woman. Not gorgeous or a millionaire, but I'm OK. I do have A LOT of insecurity and low self-esteem. I feel like my husband is too attractive for me. Women love to be around him because he IS a great guy and is very good looking.

I worry that he won't love me when our relationship isn't brand-new and exciting anymore. I'm worried that younger, attractive girls will give him more of an ego boost than I do. He definitely appreciates an attractive female (nothing inappropriate - just notices beautiful women and is a tiny bit flirty sometimes). He tells me he loves me and is very supportive of me.

My anxiety level is out of control. I can't sleep. I need to know EVERYTHING he does. I feel sick all of the time. I am having a nervous breakdown.

I need to figure this out or I won't make it through this marriage or through life.

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Help me with my Jealous Possessive Husband
by: Anonymous

I'm not a jealous wife, but I have a jealous husband. We've been together for about 19 years, married for 9, two beautiful kids. He has always been a very jealous person. He's even jealous of my family, friends and our kids. We opened a business a year ago and it has gotten alot worse. I NEED HELP!! A couple of months after opening the shop I found out that he was recording all of my conversations at work. I never said or did anything wrong, but he would take certain things and turn them around and get really upset over nothing. I told him to let his parents listen and see what they said. He says that he's not taping me anymore, but who knows.


I constantly have a knot in my stomach at work. Especially if a guy walks in. I am a very friendly person and like talking to people but I find myself trying to almost be very quiet, almost rude when guys are in here. He constantly calls asking what guys have been in if they are cute, how old, what did they say (every detail). Our son has been here over the summer and he asks him questions about our day. HELP!!

Jealous thoughts
by: Kay

Thank you for contacting Positive Personal Growth. The first words that come to mind are, your husband chose you, he loves you! If he finds out that you are checking up on him it might just send him into another woman's arms.

You may be feeling this way because of your pregnancy, which does all sorts of things to emotions and thoughts, and I am hoping that when your beautiful baby is born you will put these fears behind you and concentrate on loving your husband and child.

Jealousy can eat away and cause all sorts of unnecessary hurt feelings in you, all for no reason. Trust is important in any relationship and for your own peace of mind tell yourself that he loves you, its you he wants to be with, and believe this. Don't let your jealousy ruin a happy marriage, for this is what will happen if he discovers you think he may be having an affair with a co-worker.

Remember, it's you he wants to be with, you he wants to be the mother of his children, feel good about yourself, it's important particularly during your pregnancy.

Good luck, I hope all goes well with you.

Love

Kay


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