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Now, let's find out about your flaws :)
| So, your flaw is... Jealousy. |
This flaw is quite common... You make your relationships with loved ones more complicated because of it... Know that jealousy is largely a childish feeling and is always associated with  rivalry. As a rule, strong jealousy is experienced by people who are not self-sufficient, not confident in themselves, or, conversely, too self-confident and consider a person their "property." In addition, it is an unpleasant, painful feeling associated with the fear of losing the object of love. You are afraid of being rejected by your loved one, and you are most afraid of losing their love because of someone else. Jealousy is the desire to have undivided control over all the time and all the energy, both mental and physical, of another person. The cause of jealousy is the feeling of ownership that one person has towards another. In addition, jealousy does not necessarily have to be only in a romantic relationship. It can also be jealousy in relationships with friends, and in this case, a person may not be jealous in romantic relationships at all, but may be very jealous in friendship or even at work with colleagues. For example, public praise of a colleague can cause jealousy, do not confuse it with envy. And in some people, it even manifests itself towards animals, etc. In addition, jealousy can take on a painful hue if it is caused not by real reasons, but by imaginary ones. |
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vice, since it is believed that a lazy person is a freeloader in society. Laziness implies the absence or lack of diligence in the spiritual or physical realm, or in both, preferring free time to work. At the same time, in conditions of intensive exploitation of workers, "laziness" often implies only a natural need for rest and a "need to conserve energy." The preference for non-market, communicative, or cultural benefits over material ones also leads to a decrease in diligence, that is, a manifestation of laziness.
religion, and it is believed that it was pride that led to the fall of Lucifer, who became Satan. Pride, Vanity, or Arrogance is the desire to consider yourself the independent and sole cause of all the good that exists in you and around you. Know that pride is merely pride that lacks sufficient foundation. In relationships with people, pride manifests itself, for example, as a tendency to judge. In its crudest form, this is primitive criticism and humiliation. François de La Rochefoucauld said about this: "If we were not overcome by pride, we would not complain about the pride of others." You should overcome this vice in yourself; you will immediately find it easier to live, and you will feel much happier than you are now... Good luck in this not-so-easy endeavor. You can leave feedback about the test here: 
