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Just wanted your opinion on why guys get jealous/angry towards a girl when he sees her talk to another guy?
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(Original post by Supernova36)
Because they Insecure x
Because they Insecure x
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(Original post by Anonymous)
Just wanted your opinion on why guys get jealous/angry towards a girl when he sees her talk to another guy?
Just wanted your opinion on why guys get jealous/angry towards a girl when he sees her talk to another guy?
Jealousy can be a good thing as it shows you do care about your partner but I’d say that in most cases it probably isn’t. Most likely it results in someone trying to control the other by being verbally, physically or mentally abusive.
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(Original post by ALYAMAANI2.0)
If their just talking with no obvious flirtation it would be fine. However if it’s the opposite then it’s only natural to feel jealous.
Jealousy can be a good thing as it shows you do care about your partner but I’d say that in most cases it probably isn’t. Most likely it results in someone trying to control the other by being verbally, physically or mentally abusive.
If their just talking with no obvious flirtation it would be fine. However if it’s the opposite then it’s only natural to feel jealous.
Jealousy can be a good thing as it shows you do care about your partner but I’d say that in most cases it probably isn’t. Most likely it results in someone trying to control the other by being verbally, physically or mentally abusive.
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(Original post by Anonymous)
He's not my partner we're just friends... so why would he care so much to be feeling angry?
He's not my partner we're just friends... so why would he care so much to be feeling angry?
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(Original post by Anonymous)
He's not my partner we're just friends... so why would he care so much to be feeling angry?
He's not my partner we're just friends... so why would he care so much to be feeling angry?
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Cause he is insecure, cause he likes you, and cause he knows all the stupid **** guys be spittin to get into girls pants.
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I guess because mate poaching is a thing. Although from what I've seen the best way to hold on to a desirable partner who everyone wants to flirt with is to be totally unfazed by it and non-possessive.
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(Original post by Anonymous)
He’s definitely attracted to you , I did the same with my ‘mate’ who I was super close with and turned out I liked her and that’s why I was so jealous and protective over her . I’d say give the guy a change ? What’s the worst thing that can happen honestly
He’s definitely attracted to you , I did the same with my ‘mate’ who I was super close with and turned out I liked her and that’s why I was so jealous and protective over her . I’d say give the guy a change ? What’s the worst thing that can happen honestly
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The last girl I went out with I got extremely jealous. This was very destructive and ruined the relationship and we have not spoken since. This girl made me jealous by talking to my friends more than me when we went out, friending guys I introduced her to on FB and chatting to them constantly, flirting openly with other men in public like seedy barmen and even random dudes in town, and meeting up with one of my friends "for coffee". After that happened we had an argument and she said she met him as friends (okay, but why did coffee last a whole evening?). She then said that I was "constantly jealous". Well if she hadn't made me jealous, then I wouldn't have been jealous would I. Needless to say that row was the last date I went with her.
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(Original post by Anonymous)
The last girl I went out with I got extremely jealous. This was very destructive and ruined the relationship and we have not spoken since. This girl made me jealous by talking to my friends more than me when we went out, friending guys I introduced her to on FB and chatting to them constantly, flirting openly with other men in public like seedy barmen and even random dudes in town, and meeting up with one of my friends "for coffee". After that happened we had an argument and she said she met him as friends (okay, but why did coffee last a whole evening?). She then said that I was "constantly jealous". Well if she hadn't made me jealous, then I wouldn't have been jealous would I. Needless to say that row was the last date I went with her.
The last girl I went out with I got extremely jealous. This was very destructive and ruined the relationship and we have not spoken since. This girl made me jealous by talking to my friends more than me when we went out, friending guys I introduced her to on FB and chatting to them constantly, flirting openly with other men in public like seedy barmen and even random dudes in town, and meeting up with one of my friends "for coffee". After that happened we had an argument and she said she met him as friends (okay, but why did coffee last a whole evening?). She then said that I was "constantly jealous". Well if she hadn't made me jealous, then I wouldn't have been jealous would I. Needless to say that row was the last date I went with her.
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(Original post by Anonymous)
He's not my partner we're just friends... so why would he care so much to be feeling angry?
He's not my partner we're just friends... so why would he care so much to be feeling angry?
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Insecurity
Same way I would get jealous is a guy I fancy chats to another gyal even tho he says it’s nuttin.
Same way I would get jealous is a guy I fancy chats to another gyal even tho he says it’s nuttin.
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(Original post by Anonymous)
The last girl I went out with I got extremely jealous. This was very destructive and ruined the relationship and we have not spoken since. This girl made me jealous by talking to my friends more than me when we went out, friending guys I introduced her to on FB and chatting to them constantly, flirting openly with other men in public like seedy barmen and even random dudes in town, and meeting up with one of my friends "for coffee". After that happened we had an argument and she said she met him as friends (okay, but why did coffee last a whole evening?). She then said that I was "constantly jealous". Well if she hadn't made me jealous, then I wouldn't have been jealous would I. Needless to say that row was the last date I went with her.
The last girl I went out with I got extremely jealous. This was very destructive and ruined the relationship and we have not spoken since. This girl made me jealous by talking to my friends more than me when we went out, friending guys I introduced her to on FB and chatting to them constantly, flirting openly with other men in public like seedy barmen and even random dudes in town, and meeting up with one of my friends "for coffee". After that happened we had an argument and she said she met him as friends (okay, but why did coffee last a whole evening?). She then said that I was "constantly jealous". Well if she hadn't made me jealous, then I wouldn't have been jealous would I. Needless to say that row was the last date I went with her.
Instead of facing the fact that you have serious trust and jealousy issues that you don't seem to make any effort to get under control.
If so, your insecurity and jealous tendencies will likely wreck every intimate relationship you ever have before 20 days.
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(Original post by londonmyst)
I wonder if you will blame every extroverted girl that you ever go on a date who is in the habit of socialising with guys.
Instead of facing the fact that you have serious trust and jealousy issues that you don't seem to make any effort to get under control.
If so, your insecurity and jealous tendencies will likely wreck every intimate relationship you ever have before 20 days.
I wonder if you will blame every extroverted girl that you ever go on a date who is in the habit of socialising with guys.
Instead of facing the fact that you have serious trust and jealousy issues that you don't seem to make any effort to get under control.
If so, your insecurity and jealous tendencies will likely wreck every intimate relationship you ever have before 20 days.
You’re so wrong smh 🤦🏻*♂️
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