Dr Emily - You, Me & Jealousy

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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Janelle Booker 0:00
Almost all of us feel it, yet almost none of us want to admit it.
Dr Emily Musgrove 0:04
It's an experience that arises when there is a perceived threat to a valued relationship.
Ryan Shelton 0:11
In my mind at the time, I was like, how could you not realise that this would be a weird thing?
Josh van Cuylenburg 0:16
The thought that I was telling you was upsetting to you was awful.
Ryan Shelton 0:19
Hearing you say that, like, I haven't gotten jealous in a long time, it's like, how?
Dr Emily Musgrove 0:23
Jealousy is a normal human emotion that, like any emotion, is information and a signal that we can tune into wisely if we're willing.
Ryan Shelton 0:33
jam i saw was talking to someone in the fruit and veg section turns out it's harry bloody styles i wasn't jealous though because it's just harry styles how do i show up when this feeling is here what am i willing to stand for in the face of this feeling of jealousy
Unknown 0:56
Quick, is anyone here a doctor? Yes, her name is Dr. Emily and she's a psychologist. Please welcome to The Imperfects, our very own psychologist.
Ryan Shelton 1:10
Dr. M. Hello. Hello. Oh, she's back. She is. She is back. It's good to see you.
Dr Emily Musgrove 1:17
I'm here.
Ryan Shelton 1:18
I feel I didn't do this last time, but just to remind everyone, Dr. Emily, our resident psychologist, everyone knows this by now. I mean, you know, you're bigger than the podcast at this point, I think. It's like you're your own planet and then we're orbiting planet Dr. M at this point.
Unknown 1:36
Oh, no, that's a bit much. It's true.
Ryan Shelton 1:38
We are but moons. It's true. We are but moons. But you've been coming to this podcast for years. Every time you come on, you bring on like you want to like focus in in a clinical sense on a previous episode and a topic that we talked about and go into it on a deeper level. And I'm assuming you're doing that again today.
Dr Emily Musgrove 1:58
Yes.
Ryan Shelton 1:59
Not breaking format.
Dr Emily Musgrove 2:00
No.
Ryan Shelton 2:00
You're not going to do your top ten plays of the week from the NBA?
Dr Emily Musgrove 2:02
No. There'll be so many to choose from. Yeah, it will be.
Ryan Shelton 2:07
A lot of dunks. It's finals time. There's so much. Yeah, it's big. Yes. But anyway.
Dr Emily Musgrove 2:11
Yes.
Ryan Shelton 2:12
Em.
Dr Emily Musgrove 2:12
Well, today I would like to talk about jealousy.
Unknown 2:17
Oh.
Ryan Shelton 2:17
Yes.
Unknown 2:17
It's here. The day has arrived.
Dr Emily Musgrove 2:21
Yes. Yep. And you might remember that I have done an episode previously on envy.
Ryan Shelton 2:27
Yeah.
Dr Emily Musgrove 2:27
And I've made them very distinct because they are very distinct experiences and emotions. Yeah.
Ryan Shelton 2:32
It's weird that you would wear green today and not then.
Dr Emily Musgrove 2:39
One of the chances. One of the chances, yeah. Green with jealousy. Yeah. Yes. And to really kind of introduce this topic, I'm actually going to go back to, I think, a very well-known episode that you did with Hamish and Hugh. And you were there, of course, Josh, as well. I was, but I know what you're referring to. Where you were expressing your experience of jealousy.
Ryan Shelton 3:02
Yes, I was.
Dr Emily Musgrove 3:03
I sure was. In a friendship context. Yeah, luckily I'm completely over it now. Exactly.
Ryan Shelton 3:07
You all right? Pretty much. Okay. Pretty much. Yeah. Oh, good. Oh, good. I'm fine. I'm actually fine. I'm actually fine. Stop asking me. I'm actually fine.
Dr Emily Musgrove 3:23
Yes. So I thought we'd go back and listen to that to give a bit of context and then I'll spend.
Ryan Shelton 3:29
Just trigger warning to future Ryan when you're listening to this. Great.
Dr Emily Musgrove 3:35
Yes. So let me get, I'll get that out for you guys.
Okay.
Josh van Cuylenburg 3:38
And I thought, well, here's a problem. I was sitting in the green room going, I've got an issue here because probably everyone's favorite story is about when I met Hamish. And part of it is going, oh, I love Hamish, incredible, blah, blah, blah. And then I'm like, oh, I can't have Ryan hear me say that. And so I had this huge panic before going on stage. Do I tell this story now? Or is it going to confirm all Ryan's fears? So it's been a... I'm happy to have this discussion, I have to say.
Janelle Booker 4:03
This is great to clear the air.
Unknown 4:06
I don't have much to add, by the way. This is where I go, the main reason I want to be friends with Hugh was for Josh.
Ryan Shelton 4:13
I still do have, and I wasn't sure whether I'd talk about this, but I do have a weird, I mean, we joked about me being a possessive friend, but there is a weird possessiveness that I do have with both of you in certain ways. And it's like there's a Seinfeld episode about don't let your worlds collide. And there is part of me that like the thought of you two becoming friends is

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