Overcoming Retroactive Jealousy: A Guide to Getting Over Your Partner's Past and Finding Peace
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About this ebook
Are you tired of constantly thinking about your partner’s past relationships and/or sexual history?
Are you interested in letting go of constant painful thoughts and anxiety?
What if I told you that you already have the “cure” for overcoming retroactive jealousy? You do — all you need is a little guidance.
I write from the rare perspective of one who has struggled with, and eventually overcome, intense jealousy surrounding my partner's past. I am confident that "Overcoming Retroactive Jealousy" is the only guide you will ever need to letting go of jealous thoughts and anxiety about your partner’s past, overcoming constant unrest and worry, and finding greater peace.
Part One: The Situation contains five chapters that deal with what retroactive jealousy is, what it looks and feels like, where it comes from, and what it means for you.
Part Two: The Solution offers a practical step-by-step program to overcoming retroactive jealousy. In fourteen chapters, I lay out effective strategies, practices, and exercises for confronting, and eventually overcoming, jealousy regarding your partner’s past as painlessly and efficiently as possible. I know they are effective because these exercises and practices are what enabled me to get over my own retroactive jealousy.
I write from the rare perspective of someone who has experienced crippling retroactive jealousy, and through a process of self-exploration, growth, and discovery, eventually overcome it. I wrote "Overcoming Retroactive Jealousy" to tell you that you can do the same.
You might currently feel hopeless; like retroactive jealousy is something that you’ll just be forced to “live with” until you die. You might even be severely depressed, mired in obsessive jealous thoughts and confusion. I’m here to tell you that you are suffering needlessly.
After reading my guidebook you will:
- have access to a new multi-step program that will help you to let go of your jealousy and anxiety
- begin incorporating coping exercises into your daily routine which will reduce your jealous thoughts as soon as they appear
- feel a new sense of optimism and confidence in your ability to grow and overcome retroactive jealousy
- understand what your jealousy is really trying to tell you
Retroactive jealousy forced me to grow, and helped to make me who I am today. Overcoming retroactive jealousy wasn’t easy, but I am undoubtedly a stronger, more confident, more loving and overall better man for having gone through it.
It might not seem like it now, but you too can use jealousy to your advantage. As you progress, you will emerge a stronger, more confident, more attractive, and more loving person and partner — and it’s my pleasure to guide you every step of the way.
What readers are saying:
"Thanks for writing such a great book... It’s superb. Your advice has already given me instant help. I see the problem clearly and feel empowered to start the battle." - Ryan, UK
"Wonderful and moving. I loved the short, punchy chapters and the no-nonsense writing... Your book has given me ideas, inspiration, encouragement, and reassurance that I can handle anything." - Philip, UK
"I somehow stumbled across your site while looking for answers, and not getting any, as usual! Yours is the first book that really resonated with me and offered a practical guide to getting over RJ, as opposed to the usual cliches that make sense intellectually but don’t actually work." – Alan, USA
"Thank-you for everything. I can see the light at the end of the tunnel now... It is wonderful to know that there is hope in this struggle." – Oxana, Croatia
You need to know that you can move on from retroactive jealousy. You can get a hold on your brain, and patterns of compulsive questioning and obsessive thoughts. You can be the partner you want to be — you just have to understand where retroactive jealousy comes from, and how to deal
Zachary Stockill
ZACHARY STOCKILL (B.A, M.A, M.A) is an award-winning Canadian researcher, writer, and podcaster.Zachary writes about culture and personal development for publications such as the Huffington Post, Mic, PopMatters, and many others. His work has been featured by BBC News, BBC Radio 4, HuffPost Live, The Art of Charm Podcast, Knowledge for Men, The Sun, and many other publications and programs.Zachary has been acknowledged as a leading voice on confronting and overcoming jealousy in relationships. In 2013, he published the guidebook "Overcoming Retroactive Jealousy," and founded RetroactiveJealousy.com, the most popular site on the internet concerning retroactive jealousy. Zachary is also the host of the popular online course in personal development "Get Over Your Partner's Past Fast," available via retroactivejealousy.com.In 2016 Zach's former podcast Travels in Music was featured as 'New and Noteworthy' by iTunes US, UK, Canada, and Australia, reaching the top-20 charts in several countries. Zach's new podcast is Humans in Love, a venue for wide-ranging conversations about culture, relationships, and personal development. Humans in Love can be listened to on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, and most places podcasts can be heard.You can follow Zachary on Twitter and Instagram @zfstockill, and visit his personal website at http://zfstockill.com.
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- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Amazing book and really easy to read. I am not the biggest fan of reading but this book got my attention from the moment I read the first few lines.
It also really helped me with my RJ. Thank you Zach.