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Would you rather be a small fish in a big pond or a big fish in a small pond?

Asked by tabbycat (1811points) August 11th, 2008
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xxporkxsodaxx's avatar

Small fish, big pond.

mee_ouch's avatar

A big fish soon finds his surroundings too cramped, by his own size….and too lonely, when the little ones all decide to seek bigger ponds.

I like the freedom to ‘swim around’....
Small fish for me thanks.

MacBean's avatar

I’ve been in both situations. I want my own pond all to myself.

mee_ouch's avatar

MacB…...I’ve got a wading pool. It’s all yours, if you want it!

mcbealer's avatar

small fish, in a big pond with lots of other fish friends sounds like Fluther

wilhel1812's avatar

small in big

redsgirl4eva's avatar

small fish in a big pond.

wildflower's avatar

Small fish in big pond…..although it’s kinda nice when you find a little corner of the pond where “everybody knows your name”...

Carla's avatar

Small fish in a big pond with the option to grow.

poofandmook's avatar

I don’t want to be a fish. Can I be a small cat in a big house?

IchtheosaurusRex's avatar

How in the world did I, of all creatures, miss this question?!

I’ll take option 3 – one that you did not list – and be a big fish in a big pond. When you’re a big fish in a small pond, everyone thinks you’re a bully. When you’re a small fish in a big pond, either no one notices you, or you have to be afraid all of the time. I’d rather be big enough to take care of myself, and swim in an ocean that has enough room for everyone.

flameboi's avatar

small fish, huge pond :) and swim by the shark

nina's avatar

I prefer a versatile situation where I can be fishes of different sizes at different times. Imperfectly worded but, dear Fluther-mates, you get the idea.

augustlan's avatar

Small fish, in a small pond.

OneMoreMinute's avatar

Little ponds make my butt look big.

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