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The sensation of 'pride' is something you find:

desirable
70.5%
undesirable
29.5%

745 votesFinal results

5:45 PM · Oct 16, 2017

Dr. Poop Muscles, PhD

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I've never cuddled a group of lions.

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I'm not usually proud of myself, so when I do something successfully I take pride in it. Last night, I was proud of my pizza.

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Depends on what it means Pride about your own achievements? Pride about what somebody else did? Pride about something you've been born into?

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one of the seven deadly "sins" if you believe in sin that is, either way, humility is the only way for me!

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Too much pride is bad, but so is too little. Balance is needed.

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I have never understood what this word means.