Do you always seem to want what you can't have?

Answer 1

No-a healthy belief in being grateful for what I do have(counting my blessings) always quells my selfish side. This direction of thought brings joy and tranquillity to my day and inspires me to concern myself with the wellbeing of others. When I'm thinking of something outside of my own selfish motives I become free of myself. Mortallity has no reality and my wings grow to new strength.Flight knows no end to what we can accomplish.

Answer 2

it's not that I want what I can't have, it's just that I lack ambition to get the things I want. like if I would buck up and ask for a raise, i could move out of this apt into a house with a dishwasher and laundry, you know? and get a new car. but that requires moving outside my comfort zone, which I only do once a year or less!

Answer 3

Yes

Answer 4

All the time

Answer 5

Nope. I can usually afford - sometimes stretching it a bit - what I want. I tend to talk myself out of things though.

I've got to say, that everything that I truly, actually really wanted, that I've worked hard and made an effort to get, I've gotten.

Answer 6

yea when i do i get it like in the next 2 days isnt that weird like i saw a xbox360 before my birthday and im like whoa i want that. But i couldnt and in the end i did get in. I love my xbox360 (kisses xbox360)

Answer 7

Always! The grass is always greener on the other side... so it seems.

Answer 8

nah, I have most of the things I want. The problem is every time i get em, I keep wanting more and more..

Answer 9

Yes, most of the time.

Answer 10

I dont want what I have and I cant seem to get rid of it.
Does that count.