So in answer to the first part of your question; I tried to lay an emotion to the question and there was none .So I felt nothing. I felt that I had to state how I thought .

And in my answer to the question itself I felt Good

I used to feel this way. But now I never feel better than another person.How I feel is my interpretation of my reality,and I interpret that I am equal to you.Not better not worse And you being every person I meet And when I do decide to have an opinion about another person I sincerely hope that they feel better than I do.

A quote from Eleanor Roosevelt that I read recently has given me much pause to think when in discussions with other people

Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people

peace

i should be better at being me than anyone else

This makes me feel neither one way or another.I cant say its very emotive for me.Thats the first question answered.

Do i feel better than anyone else, yes,i do feel im better than some people. I also feel im worse than others.

I look at some people who have made such a great impact on the world,who have made the very best of their talents and made a real contribution to this world. Others in my eyes havnt. Now i must stress that just because i view them to be worse or better isnt an exact representation of this. Its just the way i see things from my own viewpoint.

So to answer the second question , yes.

Graham

I am no better than anyone else-nor am I no worse.

We are all equal souls here.

When I pondered this, I felt connected to everyone in a large way- to every soul on earth and in Heaven.

I hope to become the best "me" I can be!

Blessings, Jai

Your question didn't really elicit a feeling but rather a chuckle.

Am I better than anyone else?

At times my ego may think so, but I know differently.

every one is different at different level with different experiance and talent! some are better then other in something in some in other!

Only on Tuesdays.

In order to be better, I must reduce something else, but it also depends on the context of which I choose to reduce. Today I am better, although tomorrow I might not be as better as I am today, I might still feel better than you even though you might still feel you are better than me. I feel better already.