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Understanding Jealousy Around Others’ Success

It’s possible that people around you are doing amazing things, and even if you are too, you might still feel that jealousy running through your veins.

“At times, we can experience this tendency to compare ourselves to others, which can result in a sense of ‘I’m not enough’,” explains Rachel O’Neill, Ph.D. “To some extent, that tendency to both self-compare, as well as to feel inadequate, is natural. It becomes complicated when individuals start to feel bad about feeling inadequate or jealous.”

People with low self esteem are more likely to take offense to others’ accomplishments. However, with practice, you can get better at comparing yourself to others less often and build higher confidence. Additionally, you can learn to better understand and recognize your emotions. Plus, you have to remember that it’s totally okay to feel!

“Instead of focusing on stopping the emotion, focus instead on identifying what you’re feeling and giving yourself some space to simply feel it. It’s okay to experience feelings of jealousy or inadequacy in the face of other’s success,”

Lastly, to the extent possible, try to limit your social media use, especially during times when you find yourself especially vulnerable to self-comparison.”

Understanding Jealousy Around Others’ Success

It’s possible that people around you are doing amazing things, and even if you are too, you might still feel that jealousy running through your veins.

“At times, we can experience this tendency to compare ourselves to others, which can result in a sense of ‘I’m not enough’,” explains Rachel O’Neill, Ph.D. “To some extent, that tendency to both self-compare, as well as to feel inadequate, is natural. It becomes complicated when individuals start to feel bad about feeling inadequate or jealous.”

People with low self esteem are more likely to take offense to others’ accomplishments. However, with practice, you can get better at comparing yourself to others less often and build higher confidence. Additionally, you can learn to better understand and recognize your emotions. Plus, you have to remember that it’s totally okay to feel!

“Instead of focusing on stopping the emotion, focus instead on identifying what you’re feeling and giving yourself some space to simply feel it. It’s okay to experience feelings of jealousy or inadequacy in the face of other’s success,”

Lastly, to the extent possible, try to limit your social media use, especially during times when you find yourself especially vulnerable to self-comparison.”

Understanding Jealousy Around Others’ Success

It’s possible that people around you are doing amazing things, and even if you are too, you might still feel that jealousy running through your veins.

“At times, we can experience this tendency to compare ourselves to others, which can result in a sense of ‘I’m not enough’,” explains Rachel O’Neill, Ph.D. “To some extent, that tendency to both self-compare, as well as to feel inadequate, is natural. It becomes complicated when individuals start to feel bad about feeling inadequate or jealous.”

People with low self esteem are more likely to take offense to others’ accomplishments. However, with practice, you can get better at comparing yourself to others less often and build higher confidence. Additionally, you can learn to better understand and recognize your emotions. Plus, you have to remember that it’s totally okay to feel!

“Instead of focusing on stopping the emotion, focus instead on identifying what you’re feeling and giving yourself some space to simply feel it. It’s okay to experience feelings of jealousy or inadequacy in the face of other’s success,”

Lastly, to the extent possible, try to limit your social media use, especially during times when you find yourself especially vulnerable to self-comparison.”

Understanding Jealousy Around Others’ Success

It’s possible that people around you are doing amazing things, and even if you are too, you might still feel that jealousy running through your veins.

“At times, we can experience this tendency to compare ourselves to others, which can result in a sense of ‘I’m not enough’,” explains Rachel O’Neill, Ph.D. “To some extent, that tendency to both self-compare, as well as to feel inadequate, is natural. It becomes complicated when individuals start to feel bad about feeling inadequate or jealous.”

People with low self esteem are more likely to take offense to others’ accomplishments. However, with practice, you can get better at comparing yourself to others less often and build higher confidence. Additionally, you can learn to better understand and recognize your emotions. Plus, you have to remember that it’s totally okay to feel!

“Instead of focusing on stopping the emotion, focus instead on identifying what you’re feeling and giving yourself some space to simply feel it. It’s okay to experience feelings of jealousy or inadequacy in the face of other’s success,”

Lastly, to the extent possible, try to limit your social media use, especially during times when you find yourself especially vulnerable to self-comparison.”

Understanding Jealousy Around Others’ Success

It’s possible that people around you are doing amazing things, and even if you are too, you might still feel that jealousy running through your veins.

“At times, we can experience this tendency to compare ourselves to others, which can result in a sense of ‘I’m not enough’,” explains Rachel O’Neill, Ph.D. “To some extent, that tendency to both self-compare, as well as to feel inadequate, is natural. It becomes complicated when individuals start to feel bad about feeling inadequate or jealous.”

People with low self esteem are more likely to take offense to others’ accomplishments. However, with practice, you can get better at comparing yourself to others less often and build higher confidence. Additionally, you can learn to better understand and recognize your emotions. Plus, you have to remember that it’s totally okay to feel!

“Instead of focusing on stopping the emotion, focus instead on identifying what you’re feeling and giving yourself some space to simply feel it. It’s okay to experience feelings of jealousy or inadequacy in the face of other’s success,”

Lastly, to the extent possible, try to limit your social media use, especially during times when you find yourself especially vulnerable to self-comparison.”

Looks real ?

Damn, thanks for setting us all straight.

And all this time I was thinking Burns was just a blowhard, shameless self-promoter. You know, the kind of guy who'd use something like Uvalde to promote himself.

Don't I feel silly now.

He threatened ta kill members of another forum, during a Nyquil-fueled bender.

From a distance, acourse, not face ta face.

Long winded way of saying kghunt

Understanding Jealousy Around Others’ Success

It’s possible that people around you are doing amazing things, and even if you are too, you might still feel that jealousy running through your veins.

“At times, we can experience this tendency to compare ourselves to others, which can result in a sense of ‘I’m not enough’,” explains Rachel O’Neill, Ph.D. “To some extent, that tendency to both self-compare, as well as to feel inadequate, is natural. It becomes complicated when individuals start to feel bad about feeling inadequate or jealous.”

People with low self esteem are more likely to take offense to others’ accomplishments. However, with practice, you can get better at comparing yourself to others less often and build higher confidence. Additionally, you can learn to better understand and recognize your emotions. Plus, you have to remember that it’s totally okay to feel!

“Instead of focusing on stopping the emotion, focus instead on identifying what you’re feeling and giving yourself some space to simply feel it. It’s okay to experience feelings of jealousy or inadequacy in the face of other’s success,”

Lastly, to the extent possible, try to limit your social media use, especially during times when you find yourself especially vulnerable to self-comparison.”

No schit. Dude threatens to shoot people, then wonders why people don't use their real names on the internet.

Ninety-nine percent of people who post here don't use their real names. Mainly because they're not pimping themselves so they don't have to.

Burns disses the 99%, but where does he run to when he has a "scoop" with "insider information" to show how bad-ass he is?

Right here, where according to him, 99% of posters are pussies. So he knocks himself out trying to impress a bunch of pussies. Makes sense to me.

“Sometimes, people attack the successful because it’s the only way they know how to make themselves look better. I know this sounds weird, but it works in a messed-up way.

Attacking the accomplished is easier than working on making your own life better. And so, these individuals use successful people as stepping stones.

Believe it or not, some people put you down just to put the spotlight on themselves“

Why does someone denigrate the successful to feel better? Here are some reasons:

Low Self Esteem
Feel Threatened
An Objective
Want Others To Like Them
Desire To Feel Superior”


It’s ok. If you can’t work through it, there is help available

🙏🙏🙏

No schit. Dude threatens to shoot people, then wonders why people don't use their real names on the internet.

Link?

Link?

Already been posted.

No need for link.

Tater head won't deny it.