Hi, beautiful angels, beans of life. Welcome to today's episode. So today I'm going to be talking

about retroactive jealousy and overthinking. So I will explain a bit more about that in a sec.

But this is probably one of the most common forms of jealousy. Now, I did my podcast ages ago.

I think it was the third episode I ever released, which was on overcoming jealousy.

And I spoke about all different kinds of jealousy.

I spoke about direct jealousy where, you know, you are directly jealous of someone's looks

or success or partner or whatever.

And then I spoke about indirect jealousy.

That's more so if it mostly occurs with your partner

and you're jealous of maybe people texting them or people commenting on their, you know,

photos or whatever. And then retroactive jealousy, which is where you're jealous of things that

have occurred in your partner's past. So someone's past relationships or someone's past experiences.

Normally it's with relationships. And I kind of skimmed over that retroactive jealousy.

But I find that I get a lot of questions in the Facebook group and then I also get

DM'd a lot of questions. I often don't get time to get back to everybody. But these questions

do stem around this whole concept of retroactive jealousy.

So I thought I would go into it a whole lot deeper and retroactive jealousy ties in very heavily

with overthinking. So even if you yourself might not have retroactive jealousy, the tips that

I give you here might be able to help your overthinking in other areas of

your life.

But I would go so far as to say that most, but definitely not all, versions of overthinking

have to do with things in the past, things that you can't control, and often things

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