Do you get jealous when your partner gets too close to a friend of the opposite sex?

Well, I tried not being that way because I trusted one of my best friends. I saw some weird things between them and tried to explain it away to myself. How can you be suspicious of your best friend?

Long story short, later I just saw too many questionable interactions between them, so I had to end my friendship with her. Later, I divorced him as well. She wasn't what ended our marriage, just a cog in the wheel.

If you are getting jealous, there are things that you both need work on. Maybe trust issues, maybe someone is purposely behaving in a way that makes the other insecure. Maybe you just don't feel safe neither secure in this relationship.

If anything I have mentioned is on the positive side then you need work on your insecurities, whatever they may be. When in a great relationship there is no need to be jealous, it doesn't matter how gorgeous the person on the outside may be. Jealousy may rise every now and again but that's healthy!

It's also a reminder that you have something that has worth and everyone desires to have.

Depends on the guy really. I can trust girlfriends if the guy is okay and doesn't seem the type to try anything behind my back. I don't like when your girlfriend talks to someone you have no understanding on, I get annoyed I can't start a conversation with him because I know it'll all be about the girlfriend, and then it'll get awkward.

But yeah, mostly I know boys don't snoop round my girlfriend, but if they do..Well, then they look like the silly chap when I tell my friends what they tried to do.

No, I don't get jealous. There was a time when I worried a little, as he is a musician and has had a lot of women throwing themselves at him. He has proven himself loyal and trustworthy.So there is no reason to get jealous.

Yes, I got jealous, twice. Heartbreak, I was right, happened twice. I deal with this in tears, mild self destruction, can't sit still, road lust, changing states.

Once Tennessee to California and the other California to Tennessee, with about 10 years between.

No way because I Trust m and He also does the same. Thats what Matters.

Only if I feel insecure. However, then again, if I feel uncertain about someone, there is something wrong with the whole relationship on the first place. Just my 2c.

Yes, and there is no good way to deal with it. Only varying degrees of bad ways. That's my experience at least.

That depends on what you mean by too close. If you take those words at meaning, then yes. Too close is too close.

There is only so close that one's partner should get with someone of the opposite sex. And of course, going out together would be one of them.

No I wouldn't get jelous, but I seriously wouldn't like my partner to become close friends with another female during our relationship. I would probably feel uncomfortable about him spending time with her (especially if it was time alone) and would probably become embarrassed about it. I'd discuss this with him.

No absolutely not. If a guy loves me than he knows he is with me and if he strays he is out of my life.

I used to in the beginning but I think that was because at that time the relationship was not very secure and very fresh too. Now, I only get a bit annoyed when he goes out with the guys and being a dancer off course he goes to dance with some girls. Don't get me wrong I don't care he dances with girls, I care that I am not there to monitor.

And now I sound like a crazy wife, but truth is I do got a little annoyed with that, sometimes. Come to think of that... it might be because I don't usually go out and dance with other people, so I guess I feel jealous for that?

There some type of chemical reaction happens to you r brain and body when you r close partner gets absorbed by someonelse without paying much attention to u...The influence you both shared will get altered a bit and both start seeing each other in a new perspective...

Oh My God Yes! And I don't agree with reeltaulk. I beleive that perhaps its not trust issues with eachother, but maybe from previous relationships.

I get very jealous, and he knows that. He is the exact same way, and me and him understand that.. and we are okay with that... we stay away from opposite sexes.. :) that way we are both happy!

I don't really get jealous. I know it's me my partner likes ;).

Jealousy is like the worst thing that can happen to anyone. It just ruins the relationship. If there is no trust then there is no relationship.

Considering that all of his friends that are of the opposite sex are his cousins, not in the least. Lol However, if he did have friends of the opposite sex with no blood relation, I would be perfectly fine with it. I give him my complete trust, and there is no need to worry and fret over something so benign as that.

However, I would get a bit jealous if I knew one of his said friends started seriously and blatantly hitting on him. :(.

Nope. Why would you get jealous? Your partner chose to be with you!

So there is no need to be jealous!

No, but that might be because we're both men. Honestly, him and I don't really get jealous over who the other one hangs out with because we just trust each other.

No not at all. It is the mind frame which distract you. Believing is love.

Believing more than yourself is love. You will get in return what you give.

I honestly don't. I mean.. I know my fiance loves me and so I have nothing to worry about. Once in a while i'll ask him who he has talked to.. but other than that, im completely okay with him talking to other girls.. he on the other hand is a tad bit jealous.

We do trust each other, he just wants to know. And I let him know, I have nothing to hide.. and I rather just tell him then get in a fight over something stupid.

I cant really gove you an answer,but what I can give you is a way to a solution, that is you have to find the anglde that you relate to or peaks your interest. A good paper is one that people get drawn into because it reaches them ln some way.As for me WW11 to me, I think of the holocaust and the effect it had on the survivors, their families and those who stood by and did nothing until it was too late.