I'm sure you can make this thread about my psychological problems and issues but I won't let you. However it is the case that whenever good things happen to me, I don't usually act excited (except for moving out, finally, after 3 years!).
Anyway, if you like Japan, stop reading this thread.
In the past year the following things have gone in my favor:
(SPOILER)
* I'm moving out and my roommate's not a drama causing lunatic
* I get to work from home, so my telephone and internets is paid for
* Most importantly, at the end of the year I get to visit Japan, China, Hong Kong, and Macau.
In order, my reaction of the above was: getting stressed out but excited, saying 'cool', and not caring at all. The topic is about the last item in the above list.
I know more than a handful of people who would gladly switch places with me to go to Japan. There's actually a part of me that doesn't even want to go there. It's not in my list of places I particularly care to visit. I'd much rather visit Scotland or the UK, or anywhere else on the planet where I have friends.
Anyway, I'm not trying to brag, but I do want to know whether I should be treating envious people differently. I'm expecting that closer to the end of the year, I'll have to casually mention to my online friends that I'm going on vacation. And then I'll have to tell them where.
OOC: Oh and I don't know how to respond to compliments. And I'm morally against saying 'Thank you'. I'll say please though because people need to hear that word and I need stuff from them.