😈Envy is a feeling of discontent and longing for someone else's possessions or qualities.
🤔Envy differs from jealousy, which is feeling threatened or protective of something you already have.
🌱Envy can grow and become dangerous if fueled and not managed effectively.
💡Anxiety, embarrassment, and onwe are reactive emotions that can be easily manageable compared to the cravings of envy.
🔑Gratitude and embracing the things we have is the key to having a healthy relationship with envy.
What is the difference between envy and jealousy?
—Envy is the longing for what someone else has, while jealousy is feeling threatened or protective of what you already have.
Can envy become jealousy?
—Yes, envy can turn into jealousy depending on the situation and how the initial feeling is handled by the person experiencing it.
How can envy be managed?
—Envy can be managed by acknowledging and accepting the feeling, practicing gratitude for what you have, and focusing on personal growth and development.
What makes envy more dangerous compared to other new emotions?
—Envy is a craving emotion that can grow and turn someone into a resentful and even hateful person if not managed properly.
What life lessons can we learn from managing envy?
—Managing envy teaches us the importance of gratitude, accepting that not everyone will have the same experiences or possessions, and being happy for others who have what we desire.
00:00Introduction to Envy and its potential as the villain in Inside Out 2.
01:09Distinguishing envy from jealousy and the possibility of envy turning into jealousy.
02:28Exploring reactive emotions like anxiety, embarrassment, and onwe and their manageability compared to the cravings of envy.
03:55Highlighting the dangers of envy and its potential impact on Riley's life.
06:42Discussing possible scenarios in Inside Out 2 that could trigger Envy in Riley.
