Is the grass always greener on the other side? / myLot

By ashlee832002

@ashlee832002 (424)

United States

January 12, 2007 9:46pm CST

Well, what do you think about putting yourself in other people's shoes? Let me know, explain what you feel about the saying the grass is greener on the other side.

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artguy

@artguy (1474)

• United States

13 Jan 07

The grass may look greener on the other side, but not always. Everybody has problems, so if you look at someone and think you would love to be their shoes, they might have problems that you can't tolerate.

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ashlee832002

@ashlee832002 (424)

• United States

13 Jan 07

Thanks artguy, that's a great response. It kind of goes along with the phrase: "don't leave the person you love for the person you like because the person you likes loves someone else." Or something like that, and I'm quoting it because it's not my words, but I honestly don't know who said it.

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hmshema

@hmshema (684)

• India

13 Jan 07

Greener - Autumn very pleaseant climate feels confort

There is a proverb that when you stand in the otherside you feel this side is having more greener and when you come to this side you will feel more greener in other side.

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greener

ashlee832002

@ashlee832002 (424)

• United States

13 Jan 07

I don't get it, but it sounds cool :)

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