Envy is a universal emotion. Aristotle described it as the pain one experiences from the fortune of others similarly situated (a neighbor, colleague, friend, or family member). An even darker side of envy takes joy in seeing others endure hardship, privately cheering their destruction. As ubiquitous as envy is and despite the ramifications that it can have on relationship dynamics, there are relatively few studies about it. The lack of scholarship may be because, unlike other emotions we experience, people…
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