Does anyone know how to cure psychotic jealousy?
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Yea all you have to do is not worry what your partner is doing because if he sees that someone esle is into you and you are feeling that person back it will give your partner a new persective on how he feels about you. Start doing what you want to sometimes.
70253
Its easy to overcome fear by BEHAVIORAL MODIFICATION technique.\n\nIf u ask your Psychiatrist he can give you more information these methods.\n\nIt really works.
1169090
They think you are psycho!  See a doctor.
995164
Don't fight the delusion.  This will just lead to a circular argument that you can't will.  Confronting the delusion will also serve to legitimize it.  You will also loose the trust of the person in question.  Wait until their meds kick in and they stabilize then discuss the delusions.
675517
yo, fool...u need some mental help....ASAPPPPPPP!!!!!!!!! What a PSYCHOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!
938985
There is jealousy everywhere.  I think everyone deals with it at one point or another.  It's pretty immature, and people who threaten or do harm of any sort have very low self esteem and have to bring others down so it will make them feel better.  It's very sad what someone will do to shift any attention to them.  Just stay away from those types of people.  Do not react at all, because thats what keeps them going.  Do not give them the satisfaction of seeing you scared or angry at what they are doing.  That is exactly the reaction they are screaming for because thats the only attention they can get.  LOSERS!!!!
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I have this same problem. However, I use both therapy and medication. Not just for this reason, but it helps. However, you simply just have to train yourself to do otherwise. You have to train your mind to think a certain way. This may conflict with your personality, but everytime you have that feeling of paranoia, you have to conciously reassure yourself that what you're paranoid of just isn't true. You have to force yourself to think otherwise. It's difficult. But you can do it if you honestly put a lot of effort into it.
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That type of paranoia involves thinking people can read your mind, that there's cameras on you, that the people on the television can see you. It sounds like the pot triggered symptoms of paranoid schizophrenia or even bipolar disorder. The best thing to do is to stay in control but to face your fears, without flipping out like a maniac and getting committed to a mental institution. Sometimes those delusions can persist for as long as two years, but I've rarely heard of paranoia of that intesity ever lasting longer than that. The paranoia will probably reduce dramtically by then to be just mild suspicion which might never go away, but not technically delusions. It could be a paranoid personality disorder as well, which is managable if you can talk to someone who's gone through the same thing like in a group therapy session.
737623
Therapy will help enormously.  You have the will to control it which is a brilliant start.  Good luck!
1094393
Try changing his meds.  I heard Risperdal is newer class of and a more effective anti-psychotic.
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controlling and jealousy
910454
Your problem is an example of one of those problems that one puts up with for too long, because it seems like a smaller problem than it really is, and because to a normal person, your requests for change seem so reasonable (and they are).  I've been a clinical social worker for about 8 years, and I've seen this problem.  But I'll tell you up front that there is no real "cure" for the situation you're in.  \n\nIt's a big deal if you can't trust your mate.  It's stressful.  You have to think and plan and act for two (him and you), rather than for just yourself, and you can't count on him to pitch in if something comes up.  For these reasons and more, you don't trust him anymore.  \n\nYou may even wonder if he's doing it deliberately for some reason.  Sadly, in many situations like this, the unreliable person is doing it on purpose, because you've brought it to his attention, right?  If your bf was more trustworthy earlier in your relationship than he is now, why would that be?  Is he ill, or experiencing pressures so great that he simply cannot cope with ordinary competence?  If not, it's likely that he's being passive-aggressive.  \n\nOne of the things that I'm sure that keeps your head spinning is that he claims "it was just an accident," "it's no big deal," "I won't do it again," and you want to believe him, but it just gets worse.  \n\nSuch behavior is common enough that mental health professionals are studying it further for possible inclusion in diagnostic books (such as the ICD and the DSM).  The DSM (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders) calls it Passive-Aggressive Personality Disorder, or Negativistic Personality Disorder.  \n\nThe cardinal features of this disorder are intentional ineffectiveness and unacknowledged hostility, evidenced by:\n\n--appearing superficially submissive and cooperative.\n--will not say "no" to a request, but indirectly expresses resistance to demands by thwarting and frustrating authorities, spouses, and partners.  \n--frequent negative communication including "backhanded compliments," subtle attacks, blaming others for problems, insulting, complaining/whining, and fault-finding, especially when confronted.\n--denial of most emotions (particularly negative ones), denial of own role in conflicts.\n--displays ambivalence about responsibilities and commitments.\n--frequently sullen, envious and resentful of others.\n--sabotages obedient behavior with tardiness, dawdling, sloppiness, "accidental" errors, procrastination, forgetfulness, incompleteness, withholding of critical information, and an excessively leisurely work pace.  \n\nOf course everybody displays a few of these occasionally, but if your bf practices several of these behaviors or attitudes consistently over time, and it causes problems with employers or mates, then it's a problem.  Hints: If there is a spotty work history, mysterious "layoffs" or firings from work, and few close friends, you can bet he plays this game with others too.  \n\nWhat could your bf be getting out of this behavior?  At least two things.  By being a screw-up, he guarantees that people won't burden him with responsibilities.  Also, this may be a lifelong habit of his, a thing that he does to get sub rosa revenge on people whose demands annoy him.  It may have started with his parents, and he never quit.  \n\nMy heart goes out to you, because the one thing you request -- "What can I do to help him change this?" is the one thing you can't do.  You can't change him.  He must change himself.  You might be able to facilitate this change, but it will require you to stick your neck out, take risks, and uncompromisingly stand up for yourself.  \n\nAre you willing to end this relationship if your bf doesn't change his behavior?  Or are you willing to have a boyfriend and possible fu
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Look REALLy hot, be happier with my current mate, be more popular, have more parties, go on more vacations, and make sure they find out about it. LIVING well REALLY is the BEST revenge. Act like you don't even know you have anything to be "vengeful" about.
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Simply. Wash your hands of them. \n\nThe green-eyed monster never goes away. You'll feel it creeping up at the most random moment, even if you've surpressed it for ages. \n\nIf you are jealous, it means you are insecure. And insecurity is death to any relationship.
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Believe me, it is just you who feels so, i am pretty sure ur bf knows about ur jealousy problem but he chooses to ignore it either or it is just that he might b enjoying seeing u jealous! But if u wanna give him nail to nail , just start going with him, eg,. if he admires a certain girl, u just start praising the girl more and i wud suggest that u even praise some good looking guy who passes u both, just see the effect then! u"ll definitely enjoy this and it will take care of him and u as well, i.e. u "ll get rid of jealousy problem and he"ll stop being a complete innocent child!
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Think of Karma, do good things and good things will find a way back to you.\n\nYou just have to accept the fact that things happen\ntry and be greatful for those people instead of being jealous\nits a bad bad habit and indeed it will overcome you if you continue.\nIf your brother is going out with friends why should you be jealous he's happy isnt he? You hang out with your friends.\n\nAnd if your 'crush' said he talked to someone doesnt have to mean anything. be open and accept things if you really want him that bad you should also let him know. \nIf he doesnt or have someone else in mind be greatful for him just accept it as he is only ONE person. there are plenty more out there.\n\nJealousy is for the weak, it only causes insecurity and other crap such as not being equal to someone else.(hm isnt that what the word jealousy defines?) ANYWAY you get the idea. THINK OF KARMA. no you dont have to be a buddist to think and believe in Karma.
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Hypnotisim only works with the consent of the one being treated.  It might work if you want to block memories, but souch things tend to "seep out" in other aspects of the personality.