Retroactive Jealousy

From Hellish Intrusive Thoughts to Becoming Your Best Self: Get over the Past, Crush OCD, & Stop Being a Jealous Partner

De: Stacy L. Rainier

Narrado por: Alana Marie Cheuvront

Duración: 5 h y 9 m

Resumen del Editor

If you long to stop caring about your partner’s past but feel trapped in a never-ending cycle of agonizing thoughts, keep reading.

Are you sick and tired of being triggered and punishing your partner with unnecessary questioning while everyone around you seems to enjoy their relationships? Have you tried to put an end to your intrusive thoughts and triggers, but nothing seems to work? Do you want to finally say goodbye to all of your pain and see what works for you? You see, ridding yourself of retroactive jealousy forever doesn’t have to be complicated, even if you feel like you’ve tried every other book and video already. You needn’t wonder, “Will I be stuck with these thought patterns forever?” It’s easier than you think.

Here’s just a tiny fraction of what you’ll discover:

• The scientifically researched trick to easily and permanently erase your triggers at home with just one hand
• Your squadron of amazing retroactive jealousy-crushing mercenaries
• Why you need to look at areas of your life other than your relationship
• Why becoming an empath may be the key to your healing
• Why you should keep a trigger diary and how to do it effectively
• The new way of viewing your partner that can effortlessly unlock RJ’s shackles
• The little you living within and the right way to finally unleash the healing floodgates
• A made-for-you 30-minute retroactive jealousy-crushing daily ritual

And much more!

Take a second to imagine how you’ll feel once you can enjoy your relationship without being tortured by mental images of what did or didn’t happen in the past. You can easily start melting away RJ today, even if RJ has destroyed every relationship you’ve ever had.

So if you have a burning desire to finally take control and live your retroactive jealousy-free life, then listen now.

©2022 Stacy L. Rainier (P)2022 Stacy L. Rainier

Not worth it

I should have known when she said that she was not a therapist or a psychologist or psychiatrist, but just someone who had experienced retroactive jealousy. It seemed to me that she just had read a lot of books. Listen to a lot of podcasts, and wrote a book about her personal experience, referencing a multitude of behavior changing methods written by other “experts”. Maybe I was just not in the right headspace for it.