insecure and jealous :(

Inside this web site and email messages about the issue of being jealous, you’ll learn...

- What jealousy really is and what you have to do to overcome it.
- When you are jealous, what are the two ways most people are jealous and how do you stop these
two ways of being jealous from ruining your relationships?
- What is the negative belief that almost every couple has about being jealous
that actually reinforces and perpetuates the feelings of jealousy?
- The single biggest thing you MUST do in order to STOP Being jealous in your relationships
(This is not what you think)
- One simple mind-shift that you can do any time, any where, that can stop the jealous
feelings cold in their tracks.
- When being jealous is actually good for you and actually help make your relationships stronger

Are You Insecure In Relationships?

Feeling insecure in a relationship is a lot like a headache: most of us experience the pain of it at one time or another and its curable once we know what causes it and what to do to avoid it.

This 'pain' is most acute in romantic relationships. They can really bring out our insecurities. Insecure - lacking self-confidence.

Here's the interesting thing. Almost everyone is insecure about some aspect of themselves. So if almost everyone has something they worry about, or don't feel confident about, then how can they make you feel better about yourself? They can't. They're busy trying to get ahead or just get by in this world.

We're going to look at what causes you to feel insecure in relationships? What you can do to feel more secure in a romantic relationship? Who you can be to let confidence, not insecurity, fill you and guide you?

CAUSES OF INSECURITIES

The biggest cause is the need for validation - from someone else. No one can validate you. Not really. It's not going to happen often enough, with the right words, at the right time, in the right way. It's not going to be enough. Only you can validate you. The ultimate validation occurs when you acknowledge your connection to the Divine, then you are truly validated.

On a more human level you might be choosing the wrong person for yourself. If you are a person who likes lots of attention, you're probably not going to do well with a man or woman who is completely involved in their own lives with very little time and energy to spare for you.

Or if you like to share activities you might not want to get involved with a man who plops down in front of the TV and calls it a night - at 6 p.m.

Be honest with yourself about what you like, what works and what doesn't work for you. And then make choices that support your likes, needs and wants.

Other causes - and we all suffer from these - come from our childhood or adolescent years. Most of us didn't escape those early teen years without feeling gawky, unattractive or some form of embarrassment.

But now you're an adult. Take an objective look at yourself and move on past those years. That could be an excuse to avoid being intimate.

Insecurity comes from not valuing yourself. And then expecting someone else to value you. When they don't - look out, you crash. And then your self-confidence really plummets.

TO FEEL MORE SECURE

So in order to feel more secure you need to boost your self-confidence. It's time to be honest here. There are four areas - emotional, spiritual, physical and mental - that need to be addressed. What are some of your good qualities? The things your mother praises about you, the things your best friend notices and points out.

If you've forgotten what those qualities are - ask a friend, family member, or an ex-boyfriend or girlfriend. Choose someone you trust.

Then work on the physical part. What is it you really need to change? You know the one or two things you don't like about yourself that you can easily change.

Do you want to lose 10 pounds? Then start an exercise program and learn to eat properly. Do you want to tone your muscles? Get an exercise video or hire a trainer. Do you want to dress differently? Hire an image consultant or get a hip friend to take you shopping.

Maybe you want to stop smoking or start meditating to feel calmer and peaceful. Start with one thing that will allow you to feel better about yourself. Something easy. Something achievable. You will build momentum.

Then take a look at the spiritual part - what is your spiritual life like? Do you believe in a higher power? If so, are you in gratitude for the things you do have? Like two arms, legs, a healthy heart. Or do you complain about what you don't have?

Gratitude lifts your self-confidence by strengthening your core.

Are you giving and loving to others? If you want to feel better about yourself - give love to others. A generous heart works every time.

To lift up the mental part look at what information you are soaking up. Are you watching violent movies or soap operas or reading melodramatic novels? Are you glued to CNN?

The problem with those things is they connect you to low energy emotions of blame, regret, anxiety, humiliation, shame and even hatred.

Read uplifting stories, watch The Biography Channel or other interesting programming. Involve your mind in topics and with people who aren't living in melodrama or negativity, but instead prefer to think positively and lovingly.

The emotional part will follow when you get the other three in order. Diet, exercise, spiritual growth and what your mind is exposed to, naturally affect your emotions because then you are in a loving energy field.

And if you are still suffering, then please get some professional help. There's no shame in that. Don't suffer on your own.