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who here envies others, and why do you envy others?
YES! :x I envy other people! :bounce: 21%  21%  [ 9 ]
NO! :x my life is PERFECT AS-IS! :ninja: 12%  12%  [ 5 ]
Maybe, now and then. :| 40%  40%  [ 17 ]
I just wanna nice yummy ice cream :chef: 26%  26%  [ 11 ]
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15 Aug 2015, 4:00 pm

Sometimes I do envy other people, especially if they are thin, attractive, and have a career getting paid for things they actually enjoy and are talented at doing. I'll be lucky if anyone still remembers me after I'm dead. I really hate the thought of all my cartoons and crafts being thrown away like worthless garbage because they weren't passed down to someone else. :(

Well, at least I have some ice cream in the freezer. :)



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15 Aug 2015, 6:36 pm

somtimes i envy people so much that i hate them passionately, and i can almost feel the hatred physically, burning


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17 Aug 2015, 10:28 am

Campin_Cat wrote:
kamiyu910 wrote:
It can always be worse. We just have to work with what we have and do what we can while we can, try to live as if each day was the last. I may not be able to prevent my body from falling apart (yet) but I can try to make the world a better place.

Never go to bed angry, remember to tell my family I love them, hold doors open for people, put carts away, random stuff like that. I have found the thing that makes me feel the best is making other people happier, or making their lives even just a little bit easier. It's weird. I mean, I still feel the depression, but I know I own it, it doesn't own me anymore. Does that make sense?

Yeah, this goes-along with what I was saying, before, about helping people----even, just really simple, little things, like the putting-the-cart-away thing..... The other day, I did that, as I always do, at the grocery store, and a guy who worked there, thanked me, and I wondered why he was thanking me; so, *I* said, "ThankYOU!" LOL I thought he was doing that thing where an employee will thank you for your custom----then, in my ret*d Aspie fashion, I realized why he was thanking me, and said: "Oh----you're welcome!" LOL

To me, it's the little things in life, for which I'm so appreciative----like, if someone just has manners, they're, pretty much, "gold", with me!

Also, I wanted to comment on your "I know I own it, it doesn't own me anymore" comment----that's a VERY wise attitude, IMO----GOOD job!!

Thanks, again, for the great posts!


I suppose in some ways I envy those who can handle a simple compliment... haha...
Compliments make me feel bad. I'm not awesome, I'm just me, and I'm just trying to make the world nicer, learn everything I can to make my own life better, and that should just be... normal. Not special or worthy of praise :?
I dunno. I just don't seem to understand compliments, lol. People tell me all the time I should just say "Thank you."
So thank you, Campin_Cat and auntblabby. lol...


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17 Aug 2015, 11:17 am

Sometimes I have to remind myself that, with all the vicissitudes I've faced there were good times in between. I definitely don't envy people who had the misfortune of being born in modern day Iraq, Syria or Afghanistan. Also, that's me playing guitar in this video so I guess that's something to hold my head up high about.



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17 Aug 2015, 1:45 pm

That reminds me, I'm also envious of those who have mastered a musical instrument, especially one that can be used in a rock band. 8)


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17 Aug 2015, 5:18 pm

redrobin62 wrote:
Sometimes I have to remind myself that, with all the vicissitudes I've faced there were good times in between. I definitely don't envy people who had the misfortune of being born in modern day Iraq, Syria or Afghanistan. Also, that's me playing guitar in this video so I guess that's something to hold my head up high about.

wow, you have talent and you have had your moments in the sun, and you will have more to come :star: AAHHoooOOOHH! :wtg:



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17 Aug 2015, 5:19 pm

kamiyu910 wrote:
I suppose in some ways I envy those who can handle a simple compliment... haha...
Compliments make me feel bad. I'm not awesome, I'm just me, and I'm just trying to make the world nicer, learn everything I can to make my own life better, and that should just be... normal. Not special or worthy of praise :?
I dunno. I just don't seem to understand compliments, lol. People tell me all the time I should just say "Thank you."
So thank you, Campin_Cat and auntblabby. lol...

prego :) you will be reminded now and then of your specialness :flower: