Ny Hazo Avo Alan-Drivotra.
As a person climbs the social ladder, they incite the jealousy of those envious. This proverb reminds us that the more someone is in the public eye or succeeds, the more likely they are to be the target of criticism and hostility. Therefore, one should not let pride grow despite success because it often attracts confrontation and adversity. Similarly, the English saying ‘Success breeds envy’ reflects this same idea.
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