Okay then, I get jealous, but not often envious, because I believe that I deserve anything that I could ever want
(If I don't happen to get it, then that's a different thing
) The only times I remember feeling envious over are stupid things, like the fact that one of my close friends is stunningly gorgeous in a particular way that I will never be, and that a guy I liked had an intractable crush on her. Dammit
Actually, jealousy began for me with having a twin brother. If you wish to see two people compete pointlessly over things that they wouldn't want if the other didn't have, then check out some pre-adolescant twins.
My mother must have been very patient. It must have been trying to endure arguments over who had the most cordial in their glass, who sat in the front seat of the car last, or first, or deserved to, or who was on the phone too long and could be made to hang up
. Oh my oh my, it's funny now. I can REMEMBER how deadly serious it was that I didn't get less cordial in my glass, or less icecream on my plate. My parents resolved this by ruling that whoever poured, or served, had to choose their serving second. So we started jostling over who was to pour, or serve, and lined up the plates and glasses side by side to ensure that servings were identical, to the millimetre
I guess when the only demonstrable marker of whether you're receiving equal respect, love and recogntion is the amount of peter's triple stripe you get served, then there's likely to be war over icecream.
Yes, my Mars is in the Sibling house (3H) in Virgo (that explains the measuring!!)
Don't get me wrong, we get along excellently (now). I suppose that this was part of the process of differentiating from being 'the twins', to being two separate adults of different sex with different life directions. Our relationship became much easier, and jealousy is no longer a factor as adults. Note that we have our natal moons in gemini - which might be another descriptor of the feeling of sibling rivalry.