Jealousy, as a universal emotion, is influenced by cultural norms and gender roles. Across different cultures and genders, there are variations in how jealousy is perceived, expressed, and understood.

Jealousy is a complex emotion that is trying to tell you something about your most important relationships. - LumiNola/E+/Getty Images ...

But the truth was, I was jealous.” Admitting that we’re jealous is something most of us struggle to own up to. Probably because jealousy is a classic example of so-called “ugly” feelings.

Jealousy wears different masks in relationships, often making it difficult to identify until it’s already causing damage. The emotion typically manifests through distinct patterns of thoughts ...

Jealousy: An evolved emotion protecting our connections. Dr. Joli Hamilton explores its role in relationships and how to navigate its complex emotions.

Jealousy creates significant barriers to genuine emotional connection between partners. When one person feels constantly scrutinized or mistrusted, they naturally begin to withhold emotions and ...

The emotion of envy is often confused with jealousy. Envy is directed at another or others, wanting their qualities, success, or possession.

The “Friends” alum, 59, admits that jealousy is a “horrible emotion to have.” “I get jealous or afraid, whether it’s because I’m getting older and I can’t stay in the game, or it ...

If you go to the American Psychological Association’s Dictionary of Psychology, “jealousy is listed as a negative emotion, right there at the start of the definition,” psychologist and ...

You can listen to the podcast’s full episode here. Hamilton is no stranger to the emotion. In fact, when it comes to jealousy, you could say she jumped out of the frying pan and into the fire.