Is Jealousy Normal Novels & Stories

“No! I’m not like that, I… I don’t feel that. It’s not jealousy. It’s just—” “It is jealousy,” Celina interrupted gently, with a calm smile. “And there’s nothing wrong with that. Jealousy, when it’s not unhealthy, shows that we care. That there’s a bond. It’s a sign of love, of wanting to protect what matters to us.” Ava sighed and, at last, gave in. “Maybe… maybe I felt something. But… it’s deeper than that. It’s like… I don’t know how to deal with it.”

Even if just for one night. But as I scrolled down the pages, an unfamiliar emotion washed over me. Jealousy. I was never jealous. None of my exes had the ability to make me jealous, even if they looked at someone else. So why in the world was I jealous of these women? It wasn't like I had any rights to Pierre. It didn't matter how much I wanted it. “Jenny! Save those thoughts, for God's sake.” I chided myself, hating myself for feeling this way. This was not healthy. Not at all. I was about to turn off the page when the door suddenly swung open.

"I should have thought of it. Who else would accept you if not for this pathetic being? Who else would be desperate enough to" "Research says," Adrian interrupted, his voice dangerously calm, "that people who are jealous of others only do so when they seemingly cannot achieve what the ones they're jealous of have achieved." Pretzel's smile faltered. "Jealous? Of her?" She gestured at me with a dismissive wave of her hand. "What exactly does this scoundrel have that I could ever want? What has she ever had that has ever gained my attention? Nothing. She's a good for nothing. She's always been a good for nothing. She couldn't keep a man, she couldn't build a career, she couldn't—"

She said pointing to her stomach. “Mila could be on to something Eli,” Michael said “Jealousy can be a very strong and powerful emotion that can make you do crazy and hurtful things. I once seen a mother kill her husband of 25 years, because she was jealous that the children liked him more than her.” “Oh Annie right?” Lucifer asked Michael. “Yeah.” “She’s a lovely woman, she’s head chef at my mansion, you should stop by sometimes.” Lucifer offered. “Yeah Right,” Michael laughed “I highly doubt she would want to see me after I kicked her to hell.”

"I can't keep acting so damn childish when it comes to you." I leaned closer, feeling the tension in his body. Gently, I kissed his cheek. "I don't think you've been acting childish, Kael. I think you're struggling with jealousy, which is 100% natural. But you know as well as I do that monogamy is a human thing, and because you three are special, human norms don't apply." Kael tensed at my words, a reaction that didn't go unnoticed. "Three?" he echoed.

Liam thought he had moved on from his jealousy, but it resurfaced when he met a new girl, Samantha. She was everything he had ever wanted in a partner, and he was afraid of losing her to someone else. He started to become possessive and controlling, monitoring her every move and getting upset when she spent time with other guys. Samantha tried to reassure him, but his jealousy was too strong. Liam knew he had to stop before it was too late. Liam knew that he had to confront his jealousy head-on. He couldn't let it control him and ruin yet another relationship. He took a deep breath and sat down with Samantha, ready to have an honest conversation.

Surprised, I looked at him, only to notice he was averting his gaze and not daring to meet my gaze. "Have I… done anything wrong?" There was a hint of fragility in his voice, one I'd never heard coming from him. Wrong? He had never done anything wrong. Even if there were, it would only be that he never had a place for me in his life. "No, it's not that," I said softly. "You're perfect." "Then why do you want to break our mate bond?" He put his mug down. His ashen eyes were filled with suppressed emotions, like the sky before a storm.

"It wouldn't matter if she didn't constantly want to drive me crazy." "Yeah, because you're angry, I think you're jealous." "Jealousy? Why should I be jealous?" "If you're not jealous, why should you care what Madison does? If you're not jealous then why are you upset when you see Madison with your husband?" "Not jealous, but a little annoyed." Jennifer replied. When Jennifer finished, Aline laughed and replied. "Discomfort is the first manifestation of jealousy, you idiot." Jennifer was silent for a while and then continued:

Her eyes clouded with emotions. Damn, this was all about Markus. The man had continued to hunt her. Taking a moment to gather my thoughts, I met her eyes, "Mate, as alphas, we have built a foundation of trust and respect. Jealousy is a natural emotion that can arise, but it is how we handle it that truly matters." "So, you get jealous?" she asked in horror. I chuckled. "Come on, it's natural baby. If I see you with Kallum snuggling and have just made love when I get home, I get jealous because I missed the scene, but not that unhealthy jealousy like Markus had if that's what you are insinuating."

She bit her lip so hard it turned pale, her eyes were fiery, her expression was angry, and her body was experiencing emotional ups and downs. "It's okay, sis. Being jealous between spouses is normal. Besides, their closeness is enough to make a wife protest and get angry. You have the right to do that. So don't keep it inside. Express it. So that your brother-in-law stops involving that woman in his life, especially Nora's life." "What's wrong with you, Tora! Who's jealous! I'm not jealous! Heaven forbid! Instead of being jealous of that man, I'd rather be jealous of someone else!"