Is it normal i'm very jealous of other people's special moments/experiences?
I don't quite know how to explain this, and I don't know why I think like this.
I'm in college at a large university, so I'm constantly walking around campus, to the library and my dorm, to class. I'll be worrying about my next exam, paper, assignment, blah blah blah. But sometimes, I'll come across a scene that "stops me in my tracks" (I don't actually stop walking because that would be weird).
The scenes I'm talking about are like special little "moments"/experiences that I observe other people having. For example, earlier this evening I was coming home from a long time working at the library. Outside my dorm there's this picnic table. Someone was lying on top of the picnic table laying on their back. Another person was with them, sitting on one of the side benches. It just stuck me as a simple, enjoyable moment that these two people were experiencing together...and it made me surprisingly sad and very jealous. I guess it might be because I don't have any close friends really. I don't have anyone to have special experiences with. I'm starting to think it's not possible for me to have these moments. What is wrong with me? I spend all my time thinking about classes and deadlines and assignments. But when I die, am I going to remember that crap? No. I would remember my experiences with other people. Other examples of these moments would be: when I saw this guy help a girl down the stairs because she had a broken leg, then light a cigarette for her. Also once I saw a couple just standing in a field, putting their foreheads together.
I just feel awful when I observe these things, because I want them so much. Is this normal?