Cynic
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That's one place where I tick all the boxes.Some really good posts.
But I now realize that the title actually has more than one meaning. So i will try to "break it down" into separate possible parts.
Here are some different definitions of "loser"...
. . . * An "overall" loserAnd here are some different "ladders"...
- May feel unimportant to society/people (ie feel that society/people regards you as unimportant to them, or just unimportant/unworthy/scum/etc)
- Bottom-dog. Opposite of top-dog. End of the "queue" for receiving good things in life. Probably start of the "queue" for receiving bad things in life.
- "Loses/misses out" on things (eg in western society, missing out on things that it values, such as money, girlfriend, car, job,..)
- Scorned, rejected, ridiculed, bullied/harassed, ignored. Why?. Maybe due to "not being like everybody else" in society.
- Inferior in certain/many aspects
It would be an interesting project to expand upon all this, such as to place us on ladders compared to the common street beggar. I may do this...
- Top-dog/bottom-dog
- Career
- Company
- Alpha, Beta, Theta ...... (Us)
- Social status
- Social class (nobility...surfs)
Life experience dictates that I'm afraid.I can guarantee than none of you are down the ladder, you just convince yourself that you are.
Right.I understand what you mean and it's admirable idea. But do you think it's reality? Society treats even the most corrupt and lazy CEO better than the most hard working and decent worker at the bottom of the pyramid.
It SHOULDN'T be like this, but it is.
I think you'll find plenty of evidence to the contrary.We are NOT lower than criminals
Well considering that one's worth in the world is universally measured according to one's number in the pecking order, it obviouslly does matter, esp. as almost everyone looks for someone to stamp on.at the end of the day, does it really matter where we are positioned?
The only relationship one at the bottom is worthy of is a toxic one. That isn't my opinion, but a more or less unanimouslly accepted fact.Should we care what others think? Absolutely not, unless it's people that we confide in and have a relationship with.