Comments on: Jealousy, Relationship Sabotage, and the MOST Attractive Strategy for Dealing With Insecurities https://matthewhussey.com/blog/jealousy-relationship-sabotage-and-the-most-attractive-strategy-for-dealing-with-insecurities/ Have The Love Life You Want Mon, 13 Dec 2021 05:33:35 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.7.1 By: Victoria Clark https://matthewhussey.com/blog/jealousy-relationship-sabotage-and-the-most-attractive-strategy-for-dealing-with-insecurities/#comment-1156026 Mon, 13 Dec 2021 05:33:35 +0000 https://matthewhussey.com/?p=41609#comment-1156026 Fantastic video and excellent points by far! You bring up so many valid points and incredible insight to the subject matter. However, I think there are as few things that would benefit from being expanded on. Let me start by saying your insight is brilliant and exceptionally helpful and on point . However, being a victim of DV and being a woman who was known for having a great self confidence and success, but still being burnt emotionally and mentally so bad and to a point beyond imagination, there are distinct factors that in my opinion greatly need be brought to fruition.

My initial thought after hearing the dialogue regarding feelings and naturally responding, or what is referred to also as fight or flight and is a subconscious response to a present situation that has presented a more than normal level or triggers, or sensory inputs that, have in past experiences, resulted in negative outcomes . The fight or flight response is the process of brain automatically enters after undergoing specific flags that you’re automatic survival analytics of the subconscious mind, designed as a survival technique. It is impossible to override this. This is the contributing factor to why PTSD is significantly difficult to recognize and even treat, and rarely will ever recover. It is important to understand a feeling is the result of our emotions that have experiences and create memories, both good and bad, that drives a feeling. Feelings are a THOUGHT, which are only resonate from a conscious process. Feelings are changeable, moldable, and able to actively be altered. It is our check and balance response to the initial inquiry of the EMOTION of our subconscious mind. Emotions are the subconscious way of communicating what it has already calculated thru the millions of numerological inputs from our senses that is responsible for increasing every little factor in our world around us in order to determine if any threat or danger is apparent. It is impossible to enter any state to control the input of the EMOTION. We only can Respond to the FEELING that is the result of the EMOTION based off the experiences in the passed that have triggered the EMOTION in the first place. Feelings are physical responses… You FEEL it. Pit of the stomach, nausea, dizzy, racing heart. Those are all the physical response your feeling to the EMOTION your brain is bringing to light based off the trillions is synopsis it has catalogued over time and indicated those of which have before been dangerous. There is a sudden instant in the middle of this process between EMOTION triggering the feeling, that the subconscious checks the database of rational thinking to determine if indeed a threat is present. That is because it is unable to differentiate reality from non reality– the instinctual sudden spark that occurs in that split fraction of a second before we are actually aware of it is the “stem cell” version of Neurological function, it literally shuts down the non critical portion of our brains, which coincidentally includes the parts responsible for rational thinking, reasoning, and risk taking. By the time you have a feeling, in conclusion, you’re brain had already assessed, assembled, and addressed the level of danger, and has determined it threatening enough to require a physical response, whether it’s a feeling or in a more primitive situation, the action to fight or flee. The ability to respond to a feeling means you’re checking and balancing the legitimacy of the EMOTION triggered. In cases of those who are”dumping” sometimes unknowingly, the factor of wether it’s rational or irrational in nature i don’t think should determine how it’s handled or whether or not it’s important. It’s the underlying reason for the subject in general. Whether it makes sense isn’t on the other dm party to ligititize, it’s on the other party to determine whether or not the cause of the subject is present or real. Usually past experiences of that individual would indicate whether it’s a pity party scenario or an actual hidden cry for healing that isn’t being attended to and is furthermore creating the need to be brought out over and over. This ultimately is easily determined by the maturity of the dumping ordinator, personality speaking.

With that said, and with that understanding, it would be nearly impossible for a person to bed told “try” because they are trying. The ability to bring the subject to light is trying. If it is a topic that is obviously significant enough to require the consistent demand to address, then it most likely is the same in nature to be the reason one who refrain or be afraid to talk about it in the first place . In other words, the hardest part and sheer indication of trying is being brave enough to bringing it up, no matter how many times, on the first place. That is, if the bearer is of mature character and morality. One should know their partner well enough to clearly have knowledge of such mature and moral levels in that person, well before having the need to ask the question in the first place.

Furthermore, The understanding that these type of negative impacts to a relationship are not those that are just created out of thin air. It is important to realize that the examples of focused behaviors are the natural RESPONSE to a comparitive set of factors that in the past, proved to ultimately lead to an unwanted or life threatening outcome. This is in comparison to the alternative options not presented that would have increased leverage or contributed to the greater chance of beneficial nature.

In lament terms, we don’t man it fest these negative feelings because we want to or because we think to. We are responding to an emotional trigger that is being flagged and demanding attention due to the negative history that is being rendered as the fight or flights automatic “most likely” scenario to occur, that as you may recall, is the base of functionality and purpose in itself.

Continued in next comment box…

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By: Emelie https://matthewhussey.com/blog/jealousy-relationship-sabotage-and-the-most-attractive-strategy-for-dealing-with-insecurities/#comment-1154519 Mon, 29 Nov 2021 23:17:05 +0000 https://matthewhussey.com/?p=41609#comment-1154519 I hate it to be that jealous :/ it’s hard to handle my thoughts and feelings sometimes :/

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By: Heather https://matthewhussey.com/blog/jealousy-relationship-sabotage-and-the-most-attractive-strategy-for-dealing-with-insecurities/#comment-1151184 Fri, 12 Nov 2021 09:50:37 +0000 https://matthewhussey.com/?p=41609#comment-1151184 After my marriage where any sort of vulnerability was stomped on, I am finding it REALLY hard to be vulnerable again. I had a new relationship but after being conditioned to not feel emotions as they come up I just couldn’t be vulnerable and share those feelings, even to a partner I knew to be the opposite. Seems it is very deeply seeded now. Not sure I’ll ever get past it

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By: Cheri https://matthewhussey.com/blog/jealousy-relationship-sabotage-and-the-most-attractive-strategy-for-dealing-with-insecurities/#comment-1149947 Tue, 09 Nov 2021 03:56:07 +0000 https://matthewhussey.com/?p=41609#comment-1149947 Mathew
This came at the perfect time for me. The nuance of looking at insecurities as vulnerabilities – bam

In my small company I work predominately with men . I’ve been sharing your wisdom with my team . I find if I can explain it to someone else I learn what parts I am unclear on.

Vulnerability I thought was in allowing people to see the real you, the imperfect you . This allows others permission to be imperfect.

Listening to you and Stephen I realize that you can’t be authentic without being vulnerable .

What you said takes away the guilt of receiving the punch.

In boxing
Every time you throw a punch you open yourself up to a punch …

When you throw a standard or boundary your being vulnerable in putting who you want to be out there. In unhealthy relationship this results in retaliation.

Instead a healthy relationship when your throw a punch you get genuine listening and movement

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By: Guro https://matthewhussey.com/blog/jealousy-relationship-sabotage-and-the-most-attractive-strategy-for-dealing-with-insecurities/#comment-1149402 Sun, 07 Nov 2021 14:49:45 +0000 https://matthewhussey.com/?p=41609#comment-1149402 Sometimes old experiences shakes my understanding of the situation here and now. Sometimes my feelings take over and I feel like I fall deep down into a dark cave. I can feel the fear of losing love like a silent car crash. I remember the shadow in the room and the silent screem in my head. The scene of someone you thought you could trust breaking it in front of you. The only thing that helped me was to have a different experience. Falling in love and being loved back. I still have that in my life.. I still meet that in people around me if I just tune into that channel..

I want to allow more love for the people around me and find an emotional button for remembering that it’s possible to bring light into the darkest rooms. My emotional button will be new leaves on a tree. And the old leaves will remind me of what I have to let go. I also want to keep the car crash as a reminder of a difficult experience… I hope these symbols will help me remember my previous strenght and how to overcome fear in the future.

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By: Judy D McCann https://matthewhussey.com/blog/jealousy-relationship-sabotage-and-the-most-attractive-strategy-for-dealing-with-insecurities/#comment-1149393 Sun, 07 Nov 2021 13:33:47 +0000 https://matthewhussey.com/?p=41609#comment-1149393 Matthew. This video came to me at the right time… after meeting (texting & talking) i met this guy online. He seemed so perfect..like an answer to prayer.
Long story short. He had to go back to his home in.another state for the weekend to pack. I hadnt heard from him all day, which was highly unusual. .alot of things entered my mind. Long story short, he called me…he had been sick with a.cold, turned his phone off bc of spam calls.. yes, he sounded terrible.!!!!….
Thank you for this video….!!!
Judy.

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By: Heather https://matthewhussey.com/blog/jealousy-relationship-sabotage-and-the-most-attractive-strategy-for-dealing-with-insecurities/#comment-1149389 Sun, 07 Nov 2021 12:51:53 +0000 https://matthewhussey.com/?p=41609#comment-1149389 This video was an eye-opener – thank you! I was in a LDR for about 2 years, and kept getting told he was coming to be with me. The longer it took for him to make the commitment, the more insecure I became. So there were 2 issues – his unwillingness or inability to make a decision, and my “dumping”. I’m not sure if I want to repair the relationship, but if the opportunity comes along I now have a better understanding of what my part was in our break-up.

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By: Kate https://matthewhussey.com/blog/jealousy-relationship-sabotage-and-the-most-attractive-strategy-for-dealing-with-insecurities/#comment-1149377 Sun, 07 Nov 2021 12:15:40 +0000 https://matthewhussey.com/?p=41609#comment-1149377 To me the major difference between a good level of vulnerability and a bad one is, is it sponteanous and honest or a permanent problem and has a manipulative quality.

Like, the “I feel bad and it’s the other person’s fault”attitude is often nothing but the attempt to manipulate people emotionally.

But if it is a prompt reaction to something real it is very charming and endearing. Like, when we were speaking in a group about bad past experiences with a certain type of difficult exam during university time, a friends fiancé – a huge “manly” guy, volunteer firefighter, hobby boxer, pretty tough and all, joined in the conversation and was like “oh, I remember my exam, they made me feel bad about myself by saying this and that and I felt so hurt..” and he told us the whole story and his feelings, and that was such honest moment. (And made me immediately raise my standards concerning emotional maturity in men :D)

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By: Anonymous https://matthewhussey.com/blog/jealousy-relationship-sabotage-and-the-most-attractive-strategy-for-dealing-with-insecurities/#comment-1149150 Sat, 06 Nov 2021 17:31:01 +0000 https://matthewhussey.com/?p=41609#comment-1149150 “Diverse comments” as a reaction to the onion red flag, too funny! . Agreed that dumping insecurities is a problem in a relationship. If a man shares of himself, that is actually great. However, there is some truth that if all you do is share insecurities, a woman who is mature will see that as an issue that you are not taking responsibility for yourself. With this texting thing, to expect your partner to text you all the time is a bit unreasonable, especially if he is working. It is important to respect your partner’s autonomy and have your own life like work, hobbies, etc. As for jealousy, if your partner is an attractive person from within, they have a purpose, are happy, kind with others and not too shabby on the looks department. Well, they will attract other people, but who cares? Obviously if they are with you, then that is all that matters. Jealousy is an emotion that comes from fear of not feeling enough from within. You need to work on yourself if you are a jealous person. Trusting your partner is very important.

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By: Dana https://matthewhussey.com/blog/jealousy-relationship-sabotage-and-the-most-attractive-strategy-for-dealing-with-insecurities/#comment-1149123 Sat, 06 Nov 2021 16:07:24 +0000 https://matthewhussey.com/?p=41609#comment-1149123 I had an ex who couldn’t see that he was dumping. It was so much pressure always thinking about whether a particular thing I said or how I express admiration for my favourite celebrity would set him off. You’re right about the exhaustion, I left because I felt that nothing I did would ever be good enough.

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