Do you ever feel jealous of happy couples?

[AlongCameCindy]

Yes

No

[BilyanasBeach]

No, there are two feelings I get when I see a couple

1. Happiness- If I see a man and woman, once I saw two women, holding hands, I get happy. It looks so nice and innocent, beautiful sight

2. Pity, uncomfortable- I only see this with younger couples, up to their twenties. The last time I saw this was in Mcdonalds. She is sitting on his lap, he is grabbing her thighs and butt and they are kissing, while their friends who are single are sitting trying to hang out... I think they were all 18. I don't support nor would I ever want this type of affection, in such a place and in such a group of people. My thought when I see this is "your relationship is going to fail" hence feeling pity. Though I don't hate all public displays of affection, I just like it to be discreet, romantic, mysterious... If a couple is sitting at a bench in a park one evening, kissing, she is standing between his legs and they are whispering to each other, they are by themselves, I get a nice feeling seeing that, even though that still may not be something I would do with my partner...

[Genie23]

Honestly, no. It actually makes me smile and makes my heart melt. It's so nice to see that people truly love each other/ enjoy each other's company. I'd rather see more happy couples everyday than see unhappy couples who can't seem to end their toxic relationships.

[standingUP]

Being jealous is just being so morally bankrupted through pure selfishness that you measure yourself less than. So NO that's not me.

Couples that are happy probably did some right things in their life that manifested loving prosperity. What's to hate that there are examples of what the ultimate dream is when we are choosing partners to be with.
The biggest problem with people who are jealous of couples in any aspect is that they go into their own relationships with either too little or too high expectations of people they meet. Too little you overlook glaring flags that are warning against compatibility usually selling your self or moral standards short.
Too high of standards you passed by many amazing opportunities and are complaining about your loneliness.

As a happy couple myself I do not feel sorry your either of these types because they just went about expectations in a blinded manner. I know because I was these types before I found complete happiness in THE ONE that God graced me (us) with.

[ZackBan]

Only when I go to bed alone knowing that no one is thinking about me.
But otherwise no they don't make me jealous maybe a bit nausious if they over expose their happiness. Like ok you're happy good for you but why are you flexing on the rest of us so much you need validation or something?

[Cynicaldreamer]

Who me? No, never...

But no, I'm really not. I used to in my 20s when I was petty, naive, and lonely; not even going to deny that. But now I just ignore them or wish them well. Just because they appear to be happy doesn't mean they're that happy behind closed doors.

[pervertedjester]

Mostly I just feel suspicious around them but occasionally I will have a "Ted" moment.

[DamianJ97]

Yeah i get quite jealous. I don't show it but i do get jealous. Of course i am happy for them but in my head i just think right away about me never having that kind of relationship. I am a lonely dude who wants to find somebody but is conflicting with searching. Because they say you have to stop searching for love. But still can't stop that feeling.

[sunnywildflowers]

When I was single, I never found happy couples to be annoying (unless they were doing some extreme pda, but that would annoy me regardless lol). Now that I'm in a healthy relationship, seeing happy couples makes me even more happy and appreciative of my own. :)

[Dongtai]

Happy couples inspire me. It gives me hope that I can cultivate a relationship like that with a woman I both find attractive and worthwhile.

[TheFlak38]

There is no such thing as happy couples. In public they pretend to be happy. Behind the scenes it's the constant nagging and irrational demands of the woman that dominate the relationship. Relationships are a thing of the past.

[alla__893]

BASED

[TheFartSaver]

No, I'm happy and secure in my relationship. If anything I'm happy for them to have something as special as I have.

[StafJ]

It's the desire to be as happy with someone, like they are. It's completely normal. If you're in a relationship yourself though, you should start thinking about your relationship and how (well) it's going.

[hellionthesagereborn]

I don't feel jealousy too often. Usually I'm just happy for them.

[Jjpayne]

I totally do, mainly because I'm not even at first base with a date yet 😂

[Guanfei]

Often, yes. The curse of not being wanted. After a while, you end up jealous of people being happy together. I'm at a point where I can't stand seeing people talking about their couple.

[MysteriousDarkness]

You obvious do not know what jealousy is.

[Anonymous]

Yes, I have never been in a relationship or had a boyfriend and I am 24. Of course it makes me really jealous.

[jessicasissy]

There's nothing to be jealous of. They found their happiness, whether it be permanent or temporary I'd never begrudge anyone a little happiness

[Loveydove]

Not really jealous... maybe a little because i want Something like that. I want Love. One day

[ValleyofDrakes]

Not jealous. If I'm single it just reminds me that I don't have anyone. I think they're sweet.

[Kaneki05]

Yeah, don't see why i wouldn't unless if there really not my type

[mikebeckers]

I'm happy for them and hope I'll be lucky enough to one day be like that with someone.

[Midnight_Kiss]

A little but that’s just because it highlights my singledom

[cth96190]

It used to tear my guts out, when I saw a loved-up couple, especially when the male was an obvious knuckle dragger.
I had so much more to offer, but that was of zero interest to young females.
About age 30, something inside of me died.