他們可能經(jīng)歷了有史以來(lái)最糟糕的一天

他們可能經(jīng)歷了有史以來(lái)最糟糕的一天

That lovely German word 'schadenfreude' describes the pleasure that one gets in witnessing another person's misfortune. While we don't necessarily condone this slightly evil feeling, it can be useful in putting one's own struggles into perspective.

這個(gè)可愛(ài)的德語(yǔ)單詞“schadenfreude(幸災(zāi)樂(lè)禍)”描述了一個(gè)人在目睹另一個(gè)人的不幸時(shí)所獲得的快樂(lè)。雖然我們不一定要寬恕這種輕微的邪惡感覺(jué)，但它可以幫助我們正確看待自己的掙扎。

For instance, it's Monday. You didn't get much sleep, the car won't start and you're late for work. What a terrible day you're having! It's easy to feel grumpy and full of self-pity, you might even bring the people around you down as well, with your crappy mood.

例如，今天是星期一。你沒(méi)睡好，車子發(fā)動(dòng)不了，上班也遲到了。你今天過(guò)得真糟糕!你很容易感到脾氣暴躁，充滿自憐，你的糟糕情緒甚至可能讓你周圍的人也感到沮喪。

However, one look at this list, compiled by Bored Panda, will immediately make you realize how much worse things can be. These people are having a really bad day, and it's sure to be worse than yours!

然而，只要看看這張由Bored Panda編輯的榜單，你就會(huì)立刻意識(shí)到事情可能會(huì)變得多么糟糕。這些人今天過(guò)得很糟糕，肯定會(huì)比你更糟!

#1 He Saw A Squirrel And Dragged Me Through The Mud On My Ass

他看見(jiàn)一只松鼠，就拉著我跑，害得我摔到了泥地上

#2 Kids Playing With Fire Hose During Coast Guard Demo

海岸警衛(wèi)隊(duì)演示時(shí)，孩子們?cè)谕嫦浪?/strong>