Some like to watch...
others to pretend to be someone else.
Is it because it's an escape from our daily "battles"... from the unforgiving real world?
We build our self-image by comparing to others... this gives us a sense of content that we are "good"/"ok" if others are worse... it gives us a way to run from "real life" and it allows us to ignore our limitations.
In the end what do we gain?
We cannot run forever, no matter how much we try...
Let's stop comparing to others and just improve on who we were yesterday... let's make different mistakes and learn to be better for tomorrow.
Some like to watch...
others to pretend to be someone else.
Is it because it's an escape from our daily "battles"... from the unforgiving real world?
We build our self-image by comparing to others... this gives us a sense of content that we are "good"/"ok" if others are worse... it gives us a way to run from "real life" and it allows us to ignore our limitations.
In the end what do we gain?
We cannot run forever, no matter how much we try...
Let's stop comparing to others and just improve on who we were yesterday... let's make different mistakes and learn to be better for tomorrow.