Psychologists have studied the phenomenon of "benign envy" versus "malicious envy." Malicious envy says: I wish she didn’t have that. Benign envy says: I wish I had that too. But pining better proposes a third path: I will study her excellence so carefully that my own excellence grows in response.
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Because "better" has sanded off the soul. Kim would occasionally misinterpret a voice command and start playing obscure 80s synth-pop instead of setting a timer. Was it annoying? Yes. Was it also the only reason I discovered a banger called "Blue Monday (Extended Mix)"? Also yes. Psychologists have studied the phenomenon of "benign envy"
Go. Pine better. Create harder. And someday—quietly, without even realizing it—someone will be pining for you . Unlike typical low-effort loop animations, "Pining for Kim"