Is it a problem for family members of envy and hatred for him?

In psychology, this is most likely not the best category to enter this question, but anyway because I love those interviewed in this section. Out of all my family, I am probably the biggest loser in the tree family. Almost everyone is successful with respect to education and career opportunities. They all went to prestigious universities, and have reached high occupations status. Not even go to family reunions or meetings because they probably think I'm a loser and I am ashamed to show my face. From now on, I attend a local university maintain a 3.8 GPA. I do not think I'm going back to any family reunion to be successful. If I am successful, I am thinking of blowing my head. Is this too much pride, or is it my ego?

You are working hard in college and that is success. Make sure you are working toward a goal. You know that you will not be in its current state forever, one day graduate from local university and move to bigger things. Everyone is not the same. Try not to hate those you love, because of jealousy. They care about you, and try not to let these things get on the road. Focus on what you want to achieve, since it can achieve great things like parts of your family now.

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