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⌈ Secret Post #2514 ⌋

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Re: Dealing with jealousy

[lunabee34]

When I was in high school, I was deeply jealous of my best friend. It felt like she was always one step ahead of me: she always got just a teensy bit of a better grade than me; her ACT and SAT scores were a little bit higher than me, etc. I was fiercely competitive academically. But she was also my best friend and I loved her deeply too. It took us graduating high school and going to college where we majored in different fields and weren't in direct competition with each other for anything. Also some growing up and maturing that happened during that time. I do not know what the object of your jealousy is, but it might help if you just remove yourself from the equation if possible. IDK It's a really hard thing to deal with especially when you also like the person.