[Redway]

A basic fact of life is that you’re just going to have to cross paths with people you dislike very much from time to time but how strong can the actual feeling of hatred go in your case? Do you try and appreciate the supposed good in everyone or are you really not trying to suffer any fools?

[UserSince2005]

ive not murdered anyone yet

[LeatherTrumpet]

"A basic fact of life is that you’re just going to have to cross paths with people you dislike very much"

nope

[parmnion]

4th one down, but there doesnt have to be a good reason.

[Alf]

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[Kate!]

Someone has to do something REALLY bad for me to purely hate them, there have been a few.

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Kate!

Someone has to do something REALLY bad for me to purely hate them, there have been a few.

Ditto. I like to draw a line under things where I can but there are certain things that I’ll probably never, ever forgive certain people for and I really don’t feel bad about feeling that way. People who continue to disrespect you in the most indefensible ways aren’t automatically entitled to your niceness or forgiveness.

[hijaxers]

Originally Posted by Redway

Ditto. I like to draw a line under things where I can but there are certain things that I’ll probably never, ever forgive certain people for.

Same , not many but i never wish to see or hear from them ever again.

[Redway]

Originally Posted by hijaxers

Same , not many but i never wish to see or hear from them ever again.

Yup. The last people I added to my hate list were from 2021 and nothing’s changed in those two years. I wouldn’t piss on them if they were rotting in hell fire. Definitely don’t want to see any of those idiots again.

[hijaxers]

Originally Posted by Redway

Yup. The last people I added to my hate list were from 2021 and nothing’s changed in those two years. I wouldn’t piss on them if they were rotting in hell fire. Definitely don’t want to see any of those idiots again.

Yes be true to who you are , some people are so out for themselves and their narrative they'll throw friends or family under the bus.

[Redway]

Originally Posted by hijaxers

Yes be true to who you are , some people are so out for themselves and their narrative they'll throw friends or family under the bus.

And they’ll wonder why you keep giving them the cold shoulder every time you are misfortuned to see them, as if they don’t know what they did. It’s better when these things stay low-key though because if it becomes a big talking point you’ll be painted as the bully and the bad guy. They’re rarely capable of telling the full story and the foulness of what they did to and said about you. The people around them who know them (or at least think they do) but don’t know you (or maybe, maybe not, they know you a little bit but never really liked you) will be more inclined to go with their side of the story (because they just don’t know you) but I do believe that karma deals with those people when the time’s right.

[hijaxers]

Originally Posted by Redway

And they’ll wonder why you keep giving them the cold shoulder every time you are misfortuned to see them, as if they don’t know what they did. It’s better when these things stay low-key though because if it becomes a big talking point you’ll be painted as the bully and the bad guy. They’re rarely capable of telling the full story and the foulness of what they did to and said about you. The people around them who know them (or at least think they do) but don’t know you (or maybe they know you a little bit but never really liked you) will be more inclined to go with their side of the story (because they just don’t know you) but I do believe that karma deals with those people when the time’s right.

Oh yes Karma always gets them eventually

[Redway]

Originally Posted by hijaxers

Oh yes Karma always gets them eventually

Hopefully. The battle’s ultimately the Lord’s so sometimes you’ve just got to trust that God will deal with them mercilessly (and I mean mercilessly) when the time comes.

[Kate!]

Originally Posted by Redway

Hopefully. The battle’s ultimately the Lord’s so sometimes you’ve just got to trust that God will deal with then mercilessly when the time comes.

I told my brother that I hoped God struck him down for what he and my sister in law did, and I meant every word.

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Kate!

I told my brother that I hoped God struck him down for what he and my sister in law did, and I meant every word.

I don’t blame you, Kate. There are probably people out there who think I low-key dislike them for various reasons (I’ll admit I can be quite flakey when it comes to the timing of what I say I’ll do and that can let people down) but I genuinely have nothing but love for those people and I’m always going to hold my hands up and admit if I’m genuinely the one in the wrong (which I can be, just as we all can be). But that’s a completely different situation from actually hating on people who really did you dirty and when that line’s crossed that’s it. Maybe God will take pity on them but as far as my own good books are concerned they’re toast and probably always will be. I’m a very easy-going, friendly sort of person naturally but when it comes to people I genuinely hate I’m never going to pretend that I wish then anything but bad tidings. All it’s within my hands to do is just leave well alone and keep that distance (I leave revenge to God) but I don’t wish people like that well at all.

And listen, I’m really sorry you had such a bad experience with your brother and sister-in-law. It sounds like they were horrendously in the wrong.

[parmnion]

Originally Posted by hijaxers

Oh yes Karma always gets them eventually

I hope so..

A nemesis of mine from the early 80s was diagnosed throat cancer, he was given 3 months to live...8 bloody months ago.

[Kate!]

Originally Posted by Redway

I don’t blame you, Kate. There are probably people out there who think I low-key dislike them for various reasons (I’ll admit I can be quite flakey when it comes to the timing of what I say I’ll do and that can let people down) but I genuinely have nothing but love for those people and I’m always going to hold my hands up and admit if I’m genuinely the one in the wrong (which I can be, just as we all can be). But that’s a completely different situation from actually hating on people who really did you dirty and when that line’s crossed that’s it. Maybe God will take pity on them but as far as my own good books are concerned they’re toast and probably always will be. I’m a very easy-going, friendly sort of person naturally but when it comes to people I genuinely hate I’m never going to pretend that I wish then anything but bad tidings. All it’s within my hands to do is just leave well alone and keep that distance (I leave revenge to God) but I don’t wish people like that well at all.

And listen, I’m really sorry you had such a bad experience with your brother and sister-in-law. It sounds like they were horrendously in the wrong.

They really were Sam. They took my mums ashes and scattered them without me and my son. They raided my mums jewellery box and took all her valuables despite the fact that I'd been left those things in her will.

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Kate!

They really were Sam. They took my mums ashes and scattered them without me and my son. They raided my mums jewellery box and took all her valuables despite the fact that I'd been left those things in her will.

I can’t even imagine how tough that must have been for you.

[Oliver_W]

I'm waaay too chill and meditate too much to hold onto hate I don't give such things the headspace.

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

I'm waaay too chill and meditate too much to hold onto hate I don't give such things the headspace.

I’m extremely chill ordinarily but when it comes to having a valid reason to hate someone I’m one of those people who just doesn’t let it go.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Redway

I’m extremely chill ordinarily but when it comes to having a valid reason to hate someone I’m one of those people who just doesn’t let it go.

One might be inclined to ask you if you believe that's a productive use of your headspace?

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

One might be inclined to ask you if you believe that's a productive use of your headspace?

Plenty of other things, no doubt, but when someone crosses the line it’s just another thing that sticks. If you’re the sort of person who just moves on and kicks people like that out of your head completely, more power to you.

[parmnion]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

One might be inclined to ask you if you believe that's a productive use of your headspace?

Outbursts of irrationsl hatred when exploded into a pillow costs you thousands in la, for an hour long session.

It must help the mind and soul.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Redway

Plenty of other things, no doubt, but when someone crosses the line it’s just another thing that sticks. If you’re the sort of person who just moves on and kicks people like that out of your head completely, more power to you.

I tend to confront people who I feel have wronged me, but maybe I'm lucky in that I've not been on the receiving end of anything that bad (yet), so it could be argued I've not had to opportunity to really seethe.

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

I tend to confront people who I feel have wronged me, but maybe I'm lucky in that I've not been on the receiving end of anything that bad (yet), so it could be argued I've not had to opportunity to really seethe.

It might be that. Possibly.

I know there’s a crusty cynicism about me that pops up here-and-there but by-and-large I’m a die-hard lover of humankind (if quite a reserved one) and very easy-going interpersonally for the most-part. It’s not like I take pleasure in hating on people but people like me and Kate kind of have been on the receiving end of things that really were *that* bad and when you get to that point you’re going to be a lot more jaded and bitter against people who really did a number on you. It’s not always that obvious but there comes a point where you lose every last shred of respect and affection you might’ve had for that person and ultimately all these things are experiences that often stick, inasmuch as you’d probably rather forget.