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Jealousy is one of those things that humans can’t avoid. We’re born with a certain set of emotions, and jealousy is just one of them. But teen envy can be a much different animal than that same emotion for adults, because adults are wired differently and are more adept at handling a variety of emotions. Teens already have a crazy world to worry about, and in the modern era, jealousy has taken on new heights with the creation of social media. When people read Facebook statuses of their friends or look at Instagram photos, it can have a soul-crushing effect on someone with low self-esteem. A teen might think, “Why am I not at that party? Why can’t I go on that vacation? Why can’t I date a girl like that?” And on and on. It’s a different world now—adolescents are not just jealous of physical things, like clothes, money and cars, but of the non-tangible worlds of other people. How does jealousy work in young people? According to science.howstuffworks.com : “Five hundred fifth through ninth...