I suppose there are different types of grudges. One type is the “active grudge”, where one complains and dwells on being wronged, simmering in the stew of resentment. The other type is the “passive grudge”, where one simply writes the other person out of their own life. I do the latter.
It’s like that old saying “A woman will forgive you but, she’ll never forget about it. Whereas a man will never forgive you but, he’ll forget about it.”
Yakety Sax about 7 hours ago
Carry too many grudges too long and you will wear yourself down.
“Anger is an acid that can do more harm to the vessel in which it is stored than to anything on which it is poured.”—-Mark Twain
Gent about 4 hours ago
Yes me can bearly remembers these days too.
Guy from southern Indiana about 3 hours ago
I suppose there are different types of grudges. One type is the “active grudge”, where one complains and dwells on being wronged, simmering in the stew of resentment. The other type is the “passive grudge”, where one simply writes the other person out of their own life. I do the latter.
some idiot from R'lyeh Premium Member about 2 hours ago
I’ve always found the grudge is remembered long after the cause was forgotten.
dsidney49 about 1 hour ago
Being ADD has it’s advantages…“Dag-NAB-it!! I’m so mad I could just… OOOOooo!! Shiny thing…!!”
juicebruce about 1 hour ago
The grudge thing depends on how you were raised ;-)
oxlid1963 about 1 hour ago
It’s like that old saying “A woman will forgive you but, she’ll never forget about it. Whereas a man will never forgive you but, he’ll forget about it.”
Kalkkuna about 1 hour ago
Big Al scores again! Number 500?
Ichabod Ferguson 30 minutes ago
I was angry at my friend. I told my anger; it did end.
I was angry at my foe. I told it not and it did grow. —Blake
ms-ss 29 minutes ago
I grew up with aunts and uncles like that. My siblings and I are now in our 70’s and 80’s and we are determined not to be that way.
chris_o42 4 minutes ago
LOL that’s me.