Admit that you feel bitter.
You’ve got to know it’s there – and face it – in order to leave it behind.
Acknowledge who hurt you and that you hold on to the hurt.
Ask yourself why you won’t let it go.
Let go. …Forgive. …
Change your expectations. …
Know that you are bigger than bitterness. …
Get help if you need it.
In closing,,
People who are secure and have high self-esteem rarely get jealous as they don’t depend on other people to validate them. They don’t need to bring others down to feel good or think that other people’s success can deter their accomplishments. On the contrary, they feel inspired by their accomplishments and use them to their advantage. They know their value.
It’s worthwhile to look at your relationships with other people and assess and evaluate their behavior patterns. If you see anything suspicious, it’s a good idea to distance yourself from these people as your relationship with them will not do you any good. It won’t be good for your mental health either.
Build friendships with people who deserve to be in your life. Being conscious of who is around you will help you live a better life. It will also help you to surround yourself with the right people – those that support you on your journey and do not covet your accomplishments or your social status.
Blessings