A hidden emotion, jealousy frequently shows up in subtle ways. Some people may hide their jealousy behind deceptive smiles and passive-aggressive conduct, while others may be honest about their feelings. Even the best relationships—friends, family, or coworkers—can be impacted by the strong, frequently concealed emotion of jealousy. It appears because your achievement, appearance, or attributes draw attention to something. You may deal with jealously more empathetically and clearly if you know what drives it. You can preserve your mental health and avoid negativity and keep more wholesome relationships by being able to recognize envy.

Here are the signs that someone is envious of you:

Their Insecurities Are Triggered by Your Success

A promotion, a romance, or a personal transformation are just a few examples of what others secretly wish they had but haven’t managed to obtain. Their stagnant regions are highlighted by your advancement, which makes them feel inadequate or left behind. They could grow irritated or spiteful rather than inspired.

They minimize your accomplishments

People who are jealous often find it difficult to rejoice in the accomplishments of others. Someone is probably feeling threatened if they downplay your achievements by stating things like, “You just got lucky,” or “Anyone could’ve done that.” They attempt to make you believe that your success is unimportant rather than truly appreciating your efforts.

They Copy You

Even though imitation might be charming, it is often envy rather than appreciation that leads to excessive copying. If someone begins to look, speak, or adopt your behaviors too closely without giving you credit, they may be jealous of your lifestyle and want to follow in your footsteps.

They Are Your Ongoing Enemy

Healthy partnerships value and share success. However, jealous people will turn everything—including personal objectives and professional achievements—into a competition. They are motivated more by envy than by support for one another if they are always trying to outdo you, even on small matters.

Your Confidence Makes Them Feel Threatened

Though not everyone manages it well, confidence has a seductive quality. Individuals who suffer from low self-esteem could see your confidence as conceit or rivalry. They see your confidence as a challenge to their identity, particularly if they lack confidence in their own worth.

Unable to control you

They Can’t Control or Influence You When people realize they can’t control or influence you, they may get envious. Those who desire to feel in charge or superior may find your emotional distance, independence, and mental clarity frustrating. Resentment can be stoked by your incapacity to change your decisions or confidence.

They Aren’t Actually Content With Their Lives

People begin to dislike individuals who seem content when they are unhappy with their own decisions, careers, relationships, or lifestyle. Your happiness or accomplishments serve as a reminder of what they are lacking.

You Possess Attributes They Inwardly Desire

Sometimes it’s more about your inner qualities—your generosity, fortitude, emotional fortitude, or optimism—than your outward achievement. Jealousy can arise when someone perceives in you what they lack on the inside, particularly if they are hesitant to improve themselves.

When good things happen to you, they’re not happy

Your victories are celebrated by true friends or well-wishers but it’s a sign of uneasiness if someone abruptly changes the topic, smiles artificially, or falls silent, when you break good news. Even if they act otherwise, jealousy makes it difficult for people to truly feel glad for other people.Although jealousy is a normal feeling, it can turn toxic if left unchecked. If someone close to you exhibits these symptoms, set up appropriate boundaries and don’t allow their jealousy to lower your sense of value. According to astrology, jealousy can anytime turn into a nazar dosha or evil eye and if people find these signs from someone they immediately start concentrating on their own development and be in the company of those, who truly appreciate your accomplishments.