The essence of the modern individual is revealed, both in the creative nature of his/her activity and in abstract thinking or the ability to selflessly love someone else. A person is predisposed to certain feelings, as well as effects that have a destructive and destructive, self-destructive character. Such emotions include envy, jealousy, revenge, ambition, and more. Jealousy, even in spite of its certain significance of this feeling in everyday life of a modern person, as well as the huge interest of literature and art in this topic, is among certain peripheral as well as insufficiently developed problems in modern psychological thought.
The causes of jealousy can be very diverse, and sometimes even unpredictable. Often a feeling like jealousy arises far from unfounded. The main aspects of the emergence of such a heart-breaking feeling are the following: distrust of the partner or doubts about him/her, sexual dissatisfaction or sexual stress, inferiority complexes; fear of loneliness, lack of attention from the partner, and jealousy of the past (Chung & Harris, 2018). In this situation, between virtues and values, on the one hand, and various vices, on the other hand, there are no clearly defined ethical boundaries. Quite often, they are intertwined with each other, and the problem of jealousy has an exceptional role in the context of the difficulties of relations. This is manifested both in sociocultural and artistic aspects, as well as in elements of a purely clinical nature.
In conclusion, a holistic consideration of this phenomenon as the most characteristic ontological manifestation of human nature makes it possible to describe the space of various moral relations in modern society, the key features of individual morality in a complete form. The relevance of the appeal to the analysis of the phenomenon of jealousy is, first of all, determined by its universal and cultural-universal character, which makes it possible to have a certain holistic understanding of the multifaceted, as well as the contradictory nature of modern man. Thus, the study of jealousy and its impact on the individual is of great interest today. Jealousy is a feeling that is inherent in every truly loving individual. Jealousy is a negative feeling based on the lover’s possessive ways, emotions, and passionate love.
Reference
Chung, M., & Harris, C. R. (2018). Jealousy as a specific emotion: The dynamic functional model. Emotion Review, 10(4), 272-287.