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Originally Posted by TishaBuv
Sigmund Freud would have a field day with you! Your thinking is so incredibly skewed.
A lot of people wonder what is their purpose in life, what is the point to their existence. Let's take your brother, who you are so pointlessly jealous of, out of the equation.
What do you have to offer the world? Please list those many, many things.
When my two oldest sons (close in age) would fight, I would threaten to take both their heads and bang them together if they didn't knock it off. Why didn't your mother put a stop to this bs?
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See, the idea that you are worth as much as you have to offer to the world is the whole problem. I don't have anything to offer to the world really whereas my brother is intellectually stimulating to talk to and fun to be around. According to that logic, which is how most people think, he is worth more than me. How is this fair? He didn't choose to be the way he is, nor did he work at it, it isbjust in his nature. Likewise, I didn't choose to be the way I am, in fact I try very hard to be intellectually stimuting and fun. It just doesn't come naturally. And people are too judgmental to allow me to ease into it. Why can't everyone just be valued equally since nobody really chooses to be what they are?