Competition - blessing or not?
Is the preoccupation with competition, with declaring wiwnners & losers - in sports, cooking, writing, even poetry - a blessing or a blight on the overall health of society?
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Umile · 41-45, F
Depends on how you take it, I guess.
To me, if it betters you then good. As long as you try to do better and understand that you did your best.
To some, there's a need to compare, it kind of breeds jealously and envy.
And to the few, it breaks them. A learning process.
We all can't be the best all of the time, but we can all try to be better.
To me, if it betters you then good. As long as you try to do better and understand that you did your best.
To some, there's a need to compare, it kind of breeds jealously and envy.
And to the few, it breaks them. A learning process.
We all can't be the best all of the time, but we can all try to be better.