This whole situation resonates deeply with me. I remember in high school, there was this girl, ridiculously talented at everything. I pretended to be happy for her, but inside, I was a churning cauldron of envy. It ate away at me. I eventually realized that my jealousy was holding me back. It took years of self-reflection and therapy to truly overcome it. Now, I genuinely celebrate other people's successes. It’s a journey, but it’s so worth it. Seeing these WNBA players wrestle with these same emotions is a powerful reminder that we’re all human, flaws and all. It makes me feel less alone, you know? It shows that even elite athletes experience these very human emotions. And that's okay. It’s part of what makes us who we are.

I get it. You see someone younger achieving so much, and it reminds you of your own unfulfilled potential, the dreams you chased relentlessly, the sacrifices you made. And maybe there’s a tinge of regret, a whisper of “what if?” It's not always malicious; sometimes it’s just…sad.

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Jealousy is a green-eyed monster, but it can also be a motivator. It pushes you to be better. Maybe this will light a fire under some players and elevate the whole league. Turning a negative into a positive. #WNBA #CaitlinClark

I bet this is gonna be a dumpster fire of negativity. Why can't we just celebrate women in sports without all the drama? 🤦‍♀️ Seriously, sometimes it feels like society sets women up to tear each other down. It's exhausting.

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