Inferiority Complex Mga Nobela at Kwento

You might not be Oscar but you can be a greater version of yourself. How exactly am I to that? I'm a pathetic rich boy who just looks intimidating and nothing more. I'm not even tough. Behind my quiet gazes and expressions which are indifferent, tough looks and rich kid aura due to my background, I'm nothing but a damaged kid who's a pushover. I have low self esteem and I'm worth nothing. My existence to the world is nothing. For goodness sake, even my parents find me a burden.

Is he trying to say in that few, he is also there? Kevin said with a awkward simple, "I really don't like Regina or girls like her. She is so rude to me. Whenever she talks to me, that time she wants to make the others jealous. As my father is the CEO of the most big Enterprise here. You are new so you don't know I think." I asked him confusingly, "So, Do you want to say that Regina is doing all this shit just because she is jealous of me?"

She was greeted with enthusiastic fanfare, as employees flocked toward her to get a picture with her and greet her. “What’s with the commotion? Celebrities are just people. Is this even necessary? I soooo don’t get it,” Jade murmured in an undertone. Javier flashed her a smile. “It’s all because of an inferiority complex. When they see someone who is miles better than them, people don’t harbor jealousy. Instead, they become subservient and they’re ready to ingratiate themselves. It’s a slavish mindset, you know what I mean? And then when it’s over, they release all that jealousy they actually felt in their social circle and make others feel jealous of them so

That kind of superiority was enough to scare Mi Fei'er. She could show a sense of superiority in front of people at her level, but in front of people who were richer than her, Mi Fei'er would unconsciously feel inferior. This was also the reason why she was extremely utilitarian. She didn't want to show her inferiority in front of anyone, so she would do everything she could to make herself richer. Unfortunately, although there were many people who pursued her for so many years, they were all people who couldn't do anything. There were no real children of rich families who pursued her.

I bit the inside of my cheek nervously. “I don’t know. I don’t think I ever thought I was stuck underneath their shadows. But because of what my future held, I believe people pitied me more than anything else. And that was worse than being expected to be the same as them. Worse than being held up to the same standards as them. I always viewed myself as weak, and I believe everyone else around me does too.” I muttered. It was true. It was how I felt and why I constantly felt the need to prove myself and constantly pushed myself well past my limits.

It was long and I heard him ask if I was crazy in the middle of it. “Yeah. The crazy one is you. Why would you think that I will let you touch me not to talk in that manner? Have you seen yourself?” That statement almost made him go mad. “You know, it's one thing to have an inferiority complex, and it's another thing to be plain jealous of someone. I don't know the one you are, but then, don't you think it's too much? Do you even have anything that sets you apart from Liam? Since you have decided to base your whole life on the way he does, wanting everything that he has, you think you can have his girl?” I pushed at his chest.

“I was a fool but please give me more chance to prove myself useful to you.” ‘It was indeed true that when your expectation was too high and later you found out that you’re didn’t and wouldn’t fit the bill, you’d feel awful as your spirit kept getting dragged down by your negative thoughts fueled by inferiority. What a shame,’ Layla thought as she waited for her master’s reply.

His pride was fragile, and he could not accept criticism from anyone. Deep down, his poor background was the root of his inferiority. On the surface, he acted like a hardworking student from a humble family. But inside, he hated where he came from. He believed everyone secretly looked down on him. Especially when he compared himself to Hayes, who came from a wealthy family. That comparison made him feel even more inferior. His cheerful personality and humble attitude had all been an act. Looking back now, anyone who could pretend so perfectly for so many years had to be mentally unstable.

Yes, he told her he loves her and she knows and feel it but until he marry her, she will always have this inferiority complex. She started feeling inferior when she was still a little girl because of her mom. And it got worsened through the years . When her mom tried to kill her by shooting her and when she got pregnant out of wedlock, she got really depressed and almost tried to end her life as well as she feels like a failure. But whenever the memory of Jace comes in her mind, it gave her a hope to fight and continue to struggle to be better. But now, here in their workplace, Jace is the reason why she wants to hide inside her office. She really feels like e

Maybe,’ Alex said gravely, ‘your desire to get your own way is an inverse reaction to a subliminal inferiority complex bestowed on you by your sibling? He put his head to one side. ‘Say that again?’ ‘I couldn’t,’ she confessed with a grin. ‘It just rolled off my tongue. Well—’ ‘What about you?’ he broke in to query. ‘Have you had chicken poX?’ ‘Yes.’ He relaxed. ‘Actually I was a model patient too—maybe it’s just girls?’ she added. ‘Maybe. They certainly know how to dent your ego. After you, Miss Hill.’ ‘Thank you, Mr Goodwin.’ She led the way to the stairs. Nicky perked up a bit at the sight of his father.