It depends on the person who bullied me, what I went through was fucking hell. It made me unable to have friends for most of my highschool days. They spread rumors about me being a gay sl#t then physically bullied me. The amount of anger I have with them right now? Is alot. They made me into someone so hateful and petty. It ruined my other relation......   1 reply
07 07,2024
So where I live it's very common to have maids, they do stuff like laundry, cleaning, cooking.. just basic house work. We actually had 2, one of them quit bc she fought with my sister so my mom brought a new one.

The thing is !! She kinda pisses me off BECAUSE she doesn't do what she is supposed to do. Let me give you basic examples, on Eid she was supposed to wake up early and do some stuff but she woke up at 11am and we had to do everything super late. Another example, after we eat lunch she is supposed to wash the dishes BUT SHE NEVER DOES IT SO I HAVE TO DO IT. Like instead of doing the chores she just hangs out on the rooftop and calls her friends/family/idk.

Now, I was complaining abt this to my friend and she called me a privilege and spoilt asshole. Like excuse me??? She is getting PAID to work and she isn't doing so, why would I not complain?? If it was once or twice okay BUT IT'S LIKE THIS ALMOST EVERYDAY. She always let the 2nd maid do everything ts makes me maaaad. And also she speaks in an impolite tone, like I don't really care but if she was nice at least I could feel bad. Most of the time, the girls who take such job don't have a good financial situation, their family depends on them and the salary isn't THAT high so I kinda understand my friend but I still got mad at her.

So aita ??
07 07,2024
I hold grudges over random people from 7 years ago so hell no   1 reply
06 07,2024
Nope. Their other victims deserve the apology more   1 reply
06 07,2024
A true sincere apology expects no forgiveness, and it’s in the victim’s right to forgive or not. Now, to answer your question, me deciding to forgive my offender would be after considering the many factors involved. The severity of the bullying, the age of my offender, yada yada, you get the point.   1 reply
06 07,2024
yeah, what matters is that they changed for the better and realized what they did was wrong. I live with people who never realized the stuff they did was wrong and they are still ugly inside like how they were young. forgiveness can make the world a better place. but I also understand people who won't forgive, forgetting your pain is hard.   reply
06 07,2024
Sure. Why not? I’ll take a sincere apology. Forgiveness is not forgetting.   reply
06 07,2024
I would never forgive a bully, but I would thank them for apologizing and wish them a good life.   reply
06 07,2024
I wasn't bullied per say, but did have issues with a few girls growing up. They would say mean/rude things to my face and i would pretend most of the time I didn't hear them. If I was to be apologized to for some of the shit they said to me. I would probably pretend I don't know them. Adult me is more bold and petty than teenage me.   reply
06 07,2024
I don't forgive those who do evil or mean things. At one point they will taste the exact same poison and they will have to live with that mental/emotional scar. Serves them right.   reply
06 07,2024

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