r/antimeme • u/Huge-Concentrate3355 • 17h ago
🕯️ Candle! 🕯️ Totally Normal Yearbook Quote
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u/Huge-Concentrate3355 17h ago
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u/az37pol 17h ago
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u/NicCageSciMage 🌹 Course Arc Witness 🌸 16h ago
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u/Admiral45-06 16h ago
It's kinda disgusting, but it is true to a degree. The more others achieve, the more you need to achieve yourself to get ahead of them. Especially if you're applying for college that i.e. only top 10% of students can enroll into. If you get a 43% on your entry test, but everyone else got 20% or less, you're technically the best of them all, even if you did terribly on that test.
Drawback of encouraging competition - people thrive off of others' failure and misery.
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u/ieatpickleswithmilk 14h ago
Achivement has no value if it wasn't possible to fail. There is no pride in a participation trophy.
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u/mistahfreeman 13h ago
This meme is so old I stole it for my yearbook quote in high school back in 2012. Not joking.
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u/Emotional-Spot-7833 17h ago
What an awful quote.
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u/silkhusky12 ✏️I'M HERE JUST FOR THE COMMENT THREADS 17h ago
Now you may fail so I succeed… with this ratio!
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u/Golden_Journey4649 13h ago
But it has good meaning
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u/Emotional-Spot-7833 11h ago
No it fucking doesn't.
What 'good meaning' does "I'm a raging narcissist with a superiority complex" have?
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u/maschine02 13h ago
Well he is Chinese so makes sense.
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u/qualityvote2 🤖Suspected as Bot🤖 17h ago edited 11h ago
Good news, the community has decided that this IS an antimeme!