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Hey guy’s I know i’ve been fairly active recently but you all give pretty solid input most of the time.
You also share some of the same beliefs and interests.
I wanna ask you all about something that’s plagued me most of my life.
It seems most of my life i’ve attracted people who soon grow envious of me.
This has been occurring as early as my elementary school years. I spent alot of time during those years fighting off challengers, and people who’d try to outright disrespect me for attention that I received.
On the other end of the spectrum my older cousins who feigned closeness, would do acts to hurt me, and later on give me permanent scars on my face. These of course were “accidents” but it’s pretty hard to believe when looking at their behavior.
This was as early as 8 years old.
Now adays I am much more aware of the envy around me and how I make people feel.
I was born with many gifts and am very fortunate, yet I am very self improvement oriented as well.
My question to you other self improvement driven people is how do you deal with the envy it generates.
How do you find peers that genuinely want you to succeed?
Most of you actively work to make yourselves more attractive, how does that affect your social life?
It seems all of my male associates soon grow jealous of me despite how warm and gracious I try to be while maintaining my self respect.
They try to use me, talk behind my back, mimic my personality/style while talking bad about it, cockblocking, attempting to exclude me when women are around etc.
It seems people soon grow to see me as some sort of competition and all it makes me want to do is actively step on them as competitors.
Although no-one physically challenges me there is often passive aggressiveness in their actions.
I’m actually surprised i’ve never seen an article speaking on jealousy outside of club environments.
I’m glad that I have qualities that would even generate envy, but sometimes it gets tiring.
I’ve learned how to deal with these people tactfully and with social graces but i’m curious to know how you all avoid these kinds of people anyway.
I don’t think i’ll ever beable to put my full faith in anyone again realistically but it’d be nice to have people who genuinely wish the best for you.
You also share some of the same beliefs and interests.
I wanna ask you all about something that’s plagued me most of my life.
It seems most of my life i’ve attracted people who soon grow envious of me.
This has been occurring as early as my elementary school years. I spent alot of time during those years fighting off challengers, and people who’d try to outright disrespect me for attention that I received.
On the other end of the spectrum my older cousins who feigned closeness, would do acts to hurt me, and later on give me permanent scars on my face. These of course were “accidents” but it’s pretty hard to believe when looking at their behavior.
This was as early as 8 years old.
Now adays I am much more aware of the envy around me and how I make people feel.
I was born with many gifts and am very fortunate, yet I am very self improvement oriented as well.
My question to you other self improvement driven people is how do you deal with the envy it generates.
How do you find peers that genuinely want you to succeed?
Most of you actively work to make yourselves more attractive, how does that affect your social life?
It seems all of my male associates soon grow jealous of me despite how warm and gracious I try to be while maintaining my self respect.
They try to use me, talk behind my back, mimic my personality/style while talking bad about it, cockblocking, attempting to exclude me when women are around etc.
It seems people soon grow to see me as some sort of competition and all it makes me want to do is actively step on them as competitors.
Although no-one physically challenges me there is often passive aggressiveness in their actions.
I’m actually surprised i’ve never seen an article speaking on jealousy outside of club environments.
I’m glad that I have qualities that would even generate envy, but sometimes it gets tiring.
I’ve learned how to deal with these people tactfully and with social graces but i’m curious to know how you all avoid these kinds of people anyway.
I don’t think i’ll ever beable to put my full faith in anyone again realistically but it’d be nice to have people who genuinely wish the best for you.
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