You could be envious of someone's possessions like a new car, their achievements like promotion at work, or a personal quality like being funny or good-looking.
Friends should, for example, over dinner each write on a sheet of paper: What I am envious of now… And they should laugh with great compassion at the results.
If people are envious of you, the people with the closest proximity, that know all your secrets and weaknesses, are often in the best position to act upon this envy.
If your neighbor owns an extremely valuable Beanie Baby collection, and you famously love Beanie Babies, you might say you're envious of your neighbor—or, you might say you're jealous.
And if you're envious of that sixth sense—keep in mind that since the Earth's magnetic field fluctuates, the researchers say magnetic route-finding is best for crude navigation.
Yeah, you can be very close to your kid in a way that many children would be envious of, that they truly felt like their parent really cared and would be there for them at the drop of a hat.
But yeah, this made me feel kind of this made me feel a little validated because, you know, I am envious of your ability to, you know, put together these huge Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Paul Thomas Anderson lists.