A review by nekokat
Jealousy Survival Guide: How to Feel Safe, Happy, and Secure in an Open Relationship by Elisabeth Sheff, Kitty Chambliss
2.0
This was not awful but suffered in comparison to The Jealousy Workbook, which I also just read. The most interesting and useful parts for me were actually the ones summarizing a different work/strategy, Nonviolent Communication. That being said, I didn't get *nothing* out of it.
It's written in an incredibly obnoxious, bubbly, informal tone and for me personally, I could've done with a little less "You got this! I'm so proud of you! You rock!!" type filler. Plus there was a lot of self-promotion from the author.
Overall not a bad thing to have in your toolbox, especially since there are so few books in this genre, but I would definitely recommend The Jealousy Workbook first / additionally.
It's written in an incredibly obnoxious, bubbly, informal tone and for me personally, I could've done with a little less "You got this! I'm so proud of you! You rock!!" type filler. Plus there was a lot of self-promotion from the author.
Overall not a bad thing to have in your toolbox, especially since there are so few books in this genre, but I would definitely recommend The Jealousy Workbook first / additionally.