10 Answers

....no, forgive as you want to be forgiven 

It has been a coupla years now since i was sacked just prior to my retirement,i no longer want them dead,but i would still like to smack em around a bit..maybe in another coupla years i might feel a bit better..time heals everything they reckon..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

no, but I could/should be.

A teacher I had for numerous years in school ridiculed me every chance she got. I will never forgive her, so yes I am bitter. 

country bumpkin

A link you may like to read and give some thought to, Flip.
http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/adult-health/in-depth/forgiveness/art-20047692

Ducky

I had a nasty teacher in high school. Always singled me out for no reason. He was reprimanded by the school principle. He died shortly thereafter of a massive heart attack, in his early forties! Wow!

Totally SWEET!

Ducky

Phhhttttttt.......

I've been bitter and held grudges towards many events from my past, especially the deep wounds caused by my biological father. Time does seem to heal most wounds.  I choose to be happy instead of rolling in the muck .

You must have heard the saying, "Being bitter against another person is like drinking poison every day and hoping the other guy dies"? What goes around comes around. When someone treats me badly, I choose to sit back and watch it "come around". It does.

We all endure things and people that hurt in different ways. I have an ongoing battle with myself to forgive some specific "injustices".  

No.  That is why God invented chocolate ... which I can't eat.  OK... that kind of bugs me. 

Mine's a Guinness.