I think that bringing other people into the issue of the jealousy is the best thing to

embarrass the overly jealous person out of it because when they're in their head, they're

imagining all these scenarios.

My husband or my wife has trust issues, does not trust me, never done anything, but here

she's constantly questioning me, where am I going, why have I been gone too long, it's

exhausting and I don't know what to do.

Yeah, okay, about this issue of jealousy, let me tell you guys something random about

an Old Testament passage you might, you probably noticed, but maybe you forgot about.

So there's this bitter water test in the Old Testament and it's like, hey, husband gets

the spirit of jealousy, he's really jealous of his wife.

He can come before and gather the people and they'll be the priesthood and everything.

And he can accuse his wife.

I think she's been sleeping with the mailman or whatever, he's accusing her of, they write

down a curse then, hey, if you are violating these, they give her a chance to confess,

right?

They write down this stuff on a papyrus and then they scrape the ink off into water.

She drinks it.

And the test goes like this, if she's guilty then she'll basically lose the ability to

have kids, like she'll, her womb will have issues.

And if she's innocent, nothing will happen.

Now what people often do is they tend to, the modern feminist reading of this passage

is very different than what it really was, but what they tend to do with it is they tend

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