I am a very remorseful misanthrope, so basically every offense made to me I do not forget easily.InnerRebellion said:If so, for how long? How often? Why? If not, why?
I do. I'm friends with my ex, but I hate her enough that I burned everything I owned that was connected to her.
This. I actually give many people chances to change before I start holding a grudge and start hating them. If they don't change after the, say, third time, then I'll probably hate him or her from that point on.Marter said:Only if the person has proven that they are unwilling to change, and continue doing the thing that angers/upsets me or people I care about. If they have legitimately changed, then I let it go. Otherwise, the grudge will remain until they deal with it.
It's funny. I actually give people far more chances than that.mazzjammin22 said:This. I actually give many people chances to change before I start holding a grudge and start hating them. If they don't change after the, say, third time, then I'll probably hate him or her from that point on.
Your hate will be your grave. Good to know I am not alone in that.WanderFreak said:I will take my hatred to my grave.
If they change it might be enough to quell my anger. But if they change when they're grown up, I just can't forgive them. If some racist bastard from my time in school apologized to me now when we're adults, I'd probably try to tear his limbs off. Apologizing for something you did when you were younger when you're an adult is just unfair.Marter said:Only if the person has proven that they are unwilling to change, and continue doing the thing that angers/upsets me or people I care about. If they have legitimately changed, then I let it go. Otherwise, the grudge will remain until they deal with it.
Apologizing is different from actually changing. If they just apologize, then that doesn't make me not hold a grudge. It's once I've observed that they have changed their ways that I begin to forgive.NathLines said:This might be enough to quell my anger. But if they change when they're grown up, I just can't forgive them. If some racist bastard from my time in school apologized to me now when we're adults, I'd probably try to tear his limbs off. Apologizing for something you did when you were younger when you're an adult is just unfair.