
It eats away at you and it doesn't take "No"* or *"I shouldn't" for an answer
I get those intense spikes of envy at times and they have me worried about how they might affect my behaviour and how I relate to others.
I don't want to go ballistic on someone for the mere sin of being happy
I get those intense spikes of envy at times and they have me worried about how they might affect my behaviour and how I relate to others.
I don't want to go ballistic on someone for the mere sin of being happy
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I can definitely relate to this. For me, this manifests itself with successful, wealthy, or even just stable people. I work full-time, but it's at a job I hate and regard as almost meaningless. I envy those who do things in their work that contribute to society in great ways. I haven't gone ballistic on anyone, but I find myself becoming more bitter and jaded every day, and I resent their existence as I simultaneously envy it.
It's not healthy, but I don't know how to stop.
It's not healthy, but I don't know how to stop.
I don't really envy successful people. I know too well that those who appear happy on the outside are more often than not just faking it in an attempt to keep from losing their shit. But I do despise those who think that their success is because of their innate superiority, and that those who are struggling are inferior and unworthy—lesser humans.
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