What about your SO makes you jealous?

He recently picked up my major as a second and he's better than me at it
— alldivide

His willpower. If he says he's going to do something, it's as good as done. I'll say I'm going to go for a run and 10 minutes later I'm like, "naw".
— ohgoshnow4

His friends. We're all close friends now, but I didn't have a large group of trustworthy, genuinely kind people to call friends like he did.
— 193699

People gravitate towards him. He's a good guy and not particularly chatty but he always makes a good impression apparently. Anytime we go to a group function, everyone turns and shouts his name, excited he has arrived. Meanwhile I just smile, realize no one has even looked at me and slip silently into the room. Not a big deal but I wish making friends came so easy to me.
— Vertiquo

His skin. I've struggled with acne for years, spent hundreds if not thousands of dollars trying to cure it, have a skincare routine that lasts easily 20 min, all to no avail. Meanwhile he DOESN'T EVEN WASH HIS FACE and his skin is like a porcelain doll. I once decided to take inspiration from him and try the less-is-more approach, and gave the ol' no washing method a try. Suffice it to say that was a horrible mistake.
— Riiiiicola

His outgoing personality. He will talk to anyone and is comfortable in a room full of strangers. I’m a major introvert, so I’m baffled and envious of his ability!
— habituallywondering

She's about to graduate from college and I've just been working retail for 4 years straight.
— Stoney-McBoney

He has amazing self discipline with his diet and workout habits. He’s a total hunk! I like to bake fancy cakes and take naps.
— MotherOfDingoes

Right now? He’s got a lot more bed space than I do and I don’t wanna wake him up to move over
— jesseowensincident

He seriously gets better and better looking as he ages. His features become more defined, in a way. He has some grey hair starting to pepper in that just makes him look more dignified and worldly. He filled out so well since he was a teenager, like in his chest and back. His voice has gotten deeper and he's just become more confident overall in our 8 years of dating. As a woman, I try my damndest to keep up but man, I just can't compete.
— blackcherry333

She got to advance her career while I have been at home with the kids for the past 14 years. We made the decision for me to stay home with the kids when our oldest was an infant. It was the right decision. She was making more money in her career and didn't want to give it up. I was more or less okay with staying home for a few years and then rentering the workforce. My kids are only 1.5 years apart and started school in back to back years. My attempts to renter the workforce were unsuccessful. My wife worked crazy hours (trauma surgeon) and I needed something that was more flexible for the kids. I was also out of the workforce for about 5 years. No one wants to hire a dude that can only work limited hours and hasn't been in the field for half a decade. I have done a lot of volunteer work over the years and have a wonderful relationship with my kids. I truly don't believe that my relationship with them would be as amazing had I been working all of these years. I wouldn't trade that for the world and am happy about where I am. It's just that when my wife has to travel for work or when she tells people what she does for a living, a little part of me wishes we were in different positions.
— Mannings4head

She meets and makes new friends very easily as compared to me. I always feel way too self conscious to meet new people. It's amazing I even gathered the courage to meet her.
— fanta_is_nazi_soda

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