
To suspect an affair when your spouse/lover/friend merely talks or exchanges messages /mails with another person of opposite gender in a friendly manner is nothing but jealousy or the outcome of insecurities like lack of good looks, academic attainments or a good position or other skills in comparison to the other.Most often it is jealousy that is the root cause of suspicion.It has the power to destroy relationships.Extreme possessiveness leads to jealousy and excessive control ovet the other.The person tends to become invasive.It is the lack of knowledge of the real happenings or the truth that gives rise to suspicion and vague fears of losing the person to the other.It would be unreasonable to expect your husband/lover/friend to stop talking to others or having normal friendship. It is however a matter of concern if a large part of the time is spent by spouse/lover with another person beyond the call of duty or normal behaviour between two friends.Confronted with evidence, the guilty would normally accept the charge and plead for forgiveness.It is also possible for the guilty person to force the things to a head.It is then a cool decision should be taken whether to bring an end to the relationship taking into account various factors. If however the suspicion turns out to be wrong after verbal fights and dirty accusations, there is the risk of loss of trust and relationship besides justifiable anger.Cautious and patient understanding of the situation is the key.
“Pure love and suspicion cannot dwell together: at the door where the latter enters, the former makes its exit”
"Trust, but verify" is the age-old maxim. My boss used to tell me when I happened to be HR manager, "Keep your antenna wide open, but as you reflect on what u received, shut if for some time at least" .
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jealous.....another evil in human mind....and jealous feeling enter bcoz one becomes possessive...
ReplyDeletebeing possessive...and soon in enters suspicion/doubts...and then comes the relationship to naught.
a topic which is most needed in the present scenario where suspicion indeed is killing not just relationships but human life too...
Well-written, as usual. Jealousy and suspicion usually happen when a person has low self-esteem.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this post. Best wishes.
Why give room for suspicion followed by all sorts of negative feelings ? At what cost? Is it really necessary to continue in a friendship [much as it may be pure]that causes unhappiness and tension in a family?
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Applies to both the genders.
if trust is lost, everything is lost. nice article.
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