What does the idiom “(The) Grass Is (Always) Greener in the Next Pasture (on the Other Side)” mean?
Definition:
A different situation may often seem better than one’s own
For example:
“Yes, it may look as though things would be better if you changed jobs, but remember, the grass is always greener in the next pasture.”
Notes:
This is a proverb.
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