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* In ''Discworld/{{Thud}}'' Vimes manages to work out that the Vampire he was sort of but not really forced to employ was [[spoiler: a spy for Rhys Rhysson, Low King of the Dwarves]] in a time of almost sort of war. After utilising this to his advantage and noting that this means that no one will ever be able to tell him who he can and can't employ again he muses if this is how Lord Vetinari feels all the time.
** Moist von Lipwig has a similar feeling near the end of ''Discworld/GoingPostal'', after successfully manipulating his enemies.

* In ''Disney/WreckItRalph'', Felix complains to Ralph about being "rejected and treated like a criminal", and Ralph replies that now he knows what Ralph's life is like.
* ''Disney/OlafsFrozenAdventure'': Elsa when Anna decides to pop open her childhood trunk.

* In the finale for ComicBook/GrantMorrisonsJLA'', in order to fight [[CosmicHorror Maggedon]], the last survivor of Wonderworld summoned "the Armies of Man", temporarily granting every person on Earth Superman's power-set. [[ComicBook/{{Batgirl}} Oracle]] said it best as she telepathically reached out to the minds of the world:

* In the finale for the Creator/GrantMorrison run on ''[[ComicBook/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica JLA]]'', in order to fight [[CosmicHorror Maggedon]], the last survivor of Wonderworld summoned "the Armies of Man", temporarily granting every person on Earth Superman's power-set. [[ComicBook/{{Batgirl}} Oracle]] said it best as she telepathically reached out to the minds of the world:

Also unfortunately not related to the song by Jim Reeves - Welcome To My World.

This quote is said to Character A who is trying to relate or suddenly realizes what Character B has to deal with most (if not ''all'') of the time. A variant of this is when character B asks: "Does A feel like this ''all the time?''", usually said after finding themselves in a same boat as character A. Usually played for laughs, but can be used seriously when a character realises that another only appears to be a bastard because of their frequent necessary evils.

This quote is said to Character A who is trying to relate or suddenly realizes what Character B has to deal with most (if not ''all'') of the time. A variant of this is when character B asks: ''"Does A feel like this ''all the time?"'''', usually said after finding themselves in a same boat as character A. Usually played for laughs, but can be used seriously when a character realises that another only appears to be a bastard because of their frequent necessary evils.

This quote is said to Character A who is trying to relate or suddenly realizes what Character B has to deal with most (if not ''all'') of the time. A variant of this is when character B asks: ''"Does A feel like this ''all the time?''", usually said after finding themselves in a same boat as character A. Usually played for laughs, but can be used seriously when a character realises that another only appears to be a bastard because of their frequent necessary evils.

** In the episode "Phantom Menace", Maddie embarrasses Jazz with her childhood toy, to which Jazz demands she stopped treating her like a little kid. Danny then angrily mentions, "Welcome to my world."

* Used a few times in ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer''. When Buffy and Cordelia (who has been mistaken for Faith) are hunted in Slayerfest '98, Buufy uses this line.

* Candace in ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb'' typically says this whenever somebody loses their vehicle conveniently filled with evidence of Phineas and Ferb's big ideas or is flabergasted about what happened to them.

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* Shows up twice in ''Manga/NyotaiKa'': first when a DoggedNiceGuy who never gets the girl becomes an internet {{GIRL}} to make other men experience his frustration and again when an angry goddess [[GenderBender turns him into a real girl]] to teach him the grass isn't any greener on the female side of the fence where too much ''unwanted'' attention from men is the norm.

* This is Martya's tart response when Miles wonders why genes should trump competence in ''Literature/ACivilCampaign''. As a girl she's essentially property under Barayaran law.

* Shows up twice in ''Manga/NyotaiKa'': first when a DoggedNiceGuy who never gets the girl becomes an internet {{GIRL}} to make other men experience his frustration and again when an angry goddess [[GenderBender turns him into a real girl]] to teach him the grass isn't any greener on the female side of the fence where too much unwanted attention is the norm.

* Shows up twice in ''Manga/NyotaiKa'': first when DoggedNiceGuy Makoto becomes an internet {{GIRL}} to make other men experience his sexual frustration, and again when an angry goddess [[GenderBender turns him into a ''real'' girl]] to teach him the grass isn't any greener on the female side of the fence.

This quote is said to Character A who is trying to relate or suddenly realizes what Character B has to deal with most (if not ''all'') of the time.

A variant of this is when character B asks: ''"Does A feel like this ''all the time?''", usually said after finding themselves in a same boat as character A.

Usually played for laughs, but can be used seriously when a character realises that another only appears to be a bastard because of their frequent necessary evils.

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* This is Martya's tart response when Miles wonders why genes should trump competence in ''[[Literature/VorkosiganSaga A Civil Campaign]]''. As a girl she's essentially property under Barayaran law.
* The main male protagonists and female protagonists in the WheelOfTime have these with each other rather frequently.

This quote is said to Character A who is trying to relate or suddenly realizes what Character B has to deal with from time after time.

A variant of this is "Does (Character B) feel like this ''all the time?''", said after Character A behaved in a way they strongly associate with Character B.

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