Is it possible to have too much pride?
Is it possible to be too inward thinking? For one to think only of himself, his personal gain, and his image?
Why?
Post by twetch#3895
If the point of life is to become the best version of one's self, how else would you get there without having "too much pride?"
Aren't you supposed to be driven by one owns needs and desires?
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"Pride makes us want to feel good about ourselves and make sure others look up to us, admire us, and see us as competent and powerful."
I don't understand why pride is considered a sin.
So I dont care if its possible to have too much pride.
I dont care if I expect too much out of myself and the people that surround me.
I'm going to get fucking ALL of it. Get the fuck out of the way.
Or is pride considered a sin because we can use it as an excuse when we dont get what we want?
When life doesn't work out the way you wanted it to...
"Don't take your life that serious Goooner, you have too much pride"
Fuck that, I want to take my life too serious, I want to have too much pride.
I think me having too much pride is an insecurity, an insecurity that I might live this life and not get everything that I ever wanted.... The cars, the hunnnnies, the kids, the wisdom, the muscles, the career, the family, the relationships, the friends.
Is pride considered a sin because not EVERYONE can be the man?
Is pride considered a sin because not EVERYONE can be at the top?
Is pride considered a sin because what is in my own best interests are not what is in the best interests of others?