Comparison is the thief of joy

“Comparison is the thief of joy” is a popular bluepilled phrase originally said by Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th U.S. President.

It's common interpretation is that you shouldn't compare yourself to others.

The following unawareness of reality

For sake of surviving, quality of life and determining one's potential in diverse areas, comparison is giving you the opportunity to improve and generally evaluate situations; it essentially fact-checks you which is the reason it's linked to common human behavior learned from a young age of consciousness of any individual.

See also

• Bluepillsplaining