if i was competitive? i said no, because i dont seem to be, sure i have this occasional urge to overthrow the authorities sometimes but other than that im not competitive if you look at how i live. unemployed not looking for work, single no kids, not pursuing relationships, wears same clothes everyday and not fashionable, not interested in higher education. i would say it all points to me being uncompetitive in this world. the only thing i do that would be considered competitive is work out every once in awhile, which is mostly a stress reliever.
I was competitive pre-schizophrenia diagnosis.I was on the track and field team in primary school and high school. And I did my best to graduate high school with good grades, it was a competition to get into the university I wanted to go to.
me too i used to be competitive athletically, but just coasted academically, until i dropped out of college. i think i had a comfortable life, and had no desire to finish college, otherwise i would have been more motivated and studious and more competitive, i guess i only have myself to blame, that and i blame my parents too for making me work through college to pay tuition, i can either work or go to school, but i can’t do both at the same time.
i am not competitive and i do not compare myself to others.
but i have had competitive people compare themselves to me and how good they are and how bad i am and how they are better than me and superior to me and it is very unpleasant and they can be hateful sometimes.
it makes me uncomfortable around them and it makes me avoid them.
my sister is one of them.she thinks she is soooo superior me.
she has had a easy easy life.
ha ha ha ha she has not got a clue the agony ive endured.
she is not my superior neither is her stuck up son.
I still enjoy playing cricket competitively. It’s a pretty egalitarian game as it requires skills that you don’t necessarily have to be a super athelete. A bit of had/eye coordination and some technique and you can do well. I like to compete with the so called normals on the playing field.