Just as envy can arise in romantic relationships, so too can jealousy occur in friendships and familial relationships Source: Polina Zimmerman/Pexels As we saw in our previous post, while "jealousy" ...

In the complex world of human interaction, unwarranted criticism and jealousy are prevalent issues that many individuals grapple with. This phenomenon isn’t just confined to personal relationships. It ...

There’s a strong chance this has happened to you: Someone you love gets great news—maybe they’re having a baby, or they’ve scored their dream job. You’re happy for them, genuinely, but there’s a ...

I bought a painting a few years ago that shows a Victorian setting with one man and three women; all dressed as if going to a dance. The artist named the painting, Envy. It suggests the women compete ...

It's human nature to feel jealous every once in a while. And sure, it's not necessarily something we're proud of, but envy happens. When it becomes an issue is when you let your jealousy control you ...

Learn to spot subtle signs of envy in social and professional settings to safeguard your relationships and mental well-being.

‘Fess up. Are you that employee who gets envious of a peer’s success? That coworker, who was hired about a week before you, seems to have something delightful to say to everyone — even the boss. She ...