vickythecat
Senior member
- Joined
- Jan 5, 2017
- Messages
- 366
- Reason
- DX FIBRO
- Diagnosis
- 01/2013
- Country
- EU
- State
- Earth
It's kinda funny isn't it, that most us human always wants what we can not have. I prefer use the terms envy more than jealousy .
When I still had my job and was still married with no fibro problem or other illnesses, I was working and moving fast in the world I can hardly catch a breath! I was so envy of those house wives life , while they were all envious of me at the same time. Not to mentions the weathy college students near by, I was indeed envy of their unending parents' supporting financial freedom while they were envy of my 'no permission financial freedom' . There's no end to this madnesses.
And now that I lost my job and completly homeless thanks to my fibro/cfs/non-24 problems that crippling me to the outside world unable to keep up , Now I've got my wish. How ironic is that?
wow, this was and is exactly the same for me. The whole working hard and being proud of it, you are quite healthy, you have a relationship, some friends, you are doing pretty good, yet the nagging envy of rich friends who did not have to worry about keeping their job, a broken fridge or a stolen bike (I've never had a car, but my bike was my car. I had 3 bikes stolen, man it hurt so much each time!)
Then life throws you one obstacle after another, you end up in the pysch ward. Still you are thankful (though we are more or less a zombie, don't they love to dose you up with endless meds in such places), but then you become homeless and chronically ill, in a dark dark place.
I am thankful that I have a sister and mother who took me in, and the many animals who give me reason to fight everyday.