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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I agree with the PPs on here who say that you should maybe bring this up to him in conversation. It could be he's very bad at communicating and a therapist or licensed professional could get him to be able to better open up to you. There seems to be a real aversion to "jealousy" in any form on this board as of the past several days, and I believe there are one or two very strident posters who go out of their way to make/start/brigade threads about it, for God knows what reason. Perhaps theyve never experienced jealousy with their partner and there's some feeling of inadequacy or something. Not sure, but jealousy is perfectly normal and healthy to feel in a relationship. It just needs to be expressed honestly, not in a passive aggressive way. Trying couples counseling or relationship therapy would be a great solution to get his feelings out in the open. Many men have no way of expressing their emotions and were never taught to tap into them in the first place, leading to bizarre scenarios like you describe in your OP. [/quote] LOL. Therapy for a new relationship. Serious trolling in this thread. [/quote]
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