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write a short paragraph on---which is worse-jealousy or ignorance​

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Jealousy and envy can poison your life. To avoid them we must first understand how they operate and harm us with us noticing it.

“Mother, what is water?” — asked the baby fish

“Water is what you swim in. Water is what you’re mostly made of. It’s everywhere around you.” — The mother fish replied.

“But I can’t see it.” — said the baby.

Life’s most precious things are like water — they surround us, yet we don’t see them.

Do you see what you have? Or simply pay attention to what other people have, achieve, or the recognition they get? That’s how envy and jealousy get into your life — rather than appreciating the water around you; they bring out the worst in you.

Jealousy and envy are related though are not the same — they are two different types of poison.

How to avoid envy and jealousy from harming you

“Jealousy is no more than feeling alone against smiling enemies.” — Elizabeth Bowen

Envy and jealousy travel together but are different emotions — both are negative and can make you feel miserable and ruin your relationships.

Envy is a two-person relationship: I want what you have. Jealousy is a three-person triangle: I want the recognition you have from others.

When you wish you have your colleague’s office, that’s envy. When you feel threatened by how much your boss praises one of your colleague’s work, that’s jealousy.

Envy is resentment toward others because of their possessions or success. You idealize when you are envious. You don’t just want what they have; you want their stature too.

Jealousy is when a third person threatens a relationship — you are afraid to lose someone you love in the hands of others.

Jealousy is an anticipatory emotion as Ralph Hupka said. “Jealousy causes us to take precautionary measures. Should those fail and the partner has an affair, the new situation arouses anger, depression, and disappointment.” the Professor of Psychology at California State University added.

Jealousy and envy are natural instincts that we must avoid. You can’t control your emotions, but you can manage how you react. Both emotions mask other feelings that can become lethal. They hide our insecurity, shame, or need to possess — they feed our inner-critic making us feel worthless.

Envy is a reaction to lacking something; Jealousy is a reaction to the threat of losing something or someone.

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