Pook said:
Their lives can only succeed by seeing you fail.
This article was amazing! This line I quoted was really powerful, and scary. It's scary because its true. The more you succeed, the more you get put under the radar of people around you. They start wanting to you see you fail, more and more. When you surpass their expectations, and surpass them, their desire to see you fail becomes even greater. In high school, many smart kids who succeed are hated because of this, by their male and female peers alike.
But I noticed you said married people will try to pull you into their situation. What if you WANT to get married, and you don't mind having your friends single? Because if I find THAT girl, the ying to my yang (lol, cliche-ic), I'll truly be satisfied and I'd probably marry her.
I don't know, I wouldn't say which Pook article is best. This one works well for me because I've been experiencing it at the high school level. High school is rough because high school is the first major dividing line between the failures and the successful. Don't get me wrong, some folk who don't graduate CAN become great successes, but in our society its usually the "educated" people with degrees. Its how it works...everyone in high school want that diploma, and the ones who don't get it hate the ones who do.
Robo-Kai: I hang out with alot of people who light up (smoke weed) on a regular basis. There are two groups of them. One group, my favorites, go with the flow like you said and don't care if I don't smoke, because I dont like the harmful effects.
We still have fun. The other group talks sh1t about me behind their back, and I know it happens because some girls that I approach who have been with them in the past automatically think I'm a stuck up pr1ck, while really they are jeolous that I haven't thrown my life away to drug abuse.