Jealousy can destroy even the strongest relationships. This feeling poisons the life of both the jealous himself and his partner. However, with the help of working on oneself one can get rid of this negative emotion, in contrast to the delirium of jealousy.
Regular jealousy and suspicion can be dealt with through auto-training, self-belief, increasing self-esteem, establishing trusting relationships between partners, or by switching from obsessive thoughts to other things. But there are times when jealousy goes beyond all limits and becomes a mental disorder in the form of delirium. In this case, a person cannot cope with this disaster on his own, and he needs to be treated.
Pathology
When jealousy turns into a pathology, delirium of jealousy appears. Men, especially those who abuse alcohol, are especially prone to it. The delirium of jealousy can appear among the representatives of the stronger sex in adulthood, who have problems with their sexual lives amid a passion for alcohol, including if alcoholism is heredity. But this pathology also occurs in the fair sex.
In such cases, a man or woman begins to unfairly accuse his partner or partner of infidelity. At first, this happens only when intoxicated, but gradually turns into a form of pathology. Attacks of jealousy can be very dangerous. In a state of affect, a man can not only cause a scandal, but also cause physical harm to his woman.
It happens that the partner takes the life of an innocent spouse.
It is not known what guides the individual in a delirium of jealousy. Sometimes he has absolutely no reason to suspect his partner of infidelity. Accusing a woman of treason, a man can bring completely crazy evidence and far-fetched facts. Despite this flimsy argument, the jealous is sure that he is being deceived.