Just bout all of them. Still do.
2006-11-26 19:26:15
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answer #1
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answered by ? 5
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No. Even some of my family members did do something awful to me, they practically turned their backs on me and kicked me out of their life. But I've forgive them. As much as they did hurt me I wasn't ever able to hate them. I forgave them but doesn't mean I trust them anymore.
And as far as hating goes one of my aunts had an argument for which she has hated my uncle for more than 20 years. And I've litteraly seen how that hatred for him has consumed her life, eating her little by little. I don't think she's happy or ever will have the chance to be unless she lets it go and forgives him and moves on. She's been running away from the problem for a long time and it'll never go away until she has the courage to face her troubles. So if this is what you're going through I would sincerely hope that you would forgive and start over. Not for their peace, not to appear a better person but for your own self so you can start your own self healing.
2006-11-26 20:08:48
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answer #2
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answered by G-gnomegrl 3
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Yes.
Unfortunately, it has never ended. Years have gone by, and because the family member in question has never felt the need to apologize for a betrayal that wounded me deeply, I've never been able to forgive.
Just because you share some DNA doesn't mean that you have to love someone, and - sometimes - a person in your family doesn't deserve love and respect from you. I wish my situation was different, but...it isn't and I live with that.
2006-11-26 19:29:46
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answer #3
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answered by dingobluefoot 5
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Hate is such a strong word. I have disliked some things family members have done at times but never hated them.
2006-11-26 19:34:16
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answer #4
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answered by Anonymous
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Yes, I can honestly say I hate my mom. She chose alcohol over me when I was 12, but thankfully, my grandpa was around to take me in and raise me - he was my angel. There was a time that she didn't even call me for 2 weeks. But because I was young and naive, I thought she was the coolest mom in the world for letting me drive her from bar to bar when i was 14 with no license, allowing the bartenders give me drinks, dragging me to her married boyfriend's house to see his daughter just to cover up that she wanted to see him, and giving older men permission to ask me out. She even stole money from my grandpa and let me take the blame until I broke down and told him it was her who took it.
Once I became an adult and had my own children, I realized just how awful a parent she really was. It makes me sick to even think of doing that to my own kids.
I know that forgiveness is that best thing for me, but I can't do it. She refuses to own up to doing the things she did, in fact, she will deny it right to my face and tell me she never did any of that. Like I'm making it up!! She even haves the nerve to comment on the behavior of parents who are doing the very same things she did. So obviously, she'll never admit it nor apologize which makes it very hard to forgive.
2006-11-28 02:33:48
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answered by Someday Soon 2
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Hello, I'm not sure how to respond to an answer on my own questions, but I figured I would respond to it by going to one of your questions. It's true that you should give in silence, but in this case I don't know any families throughout the United States. If I am silent about it then no one will let me know they need help and no one will offer to help. Sometimes being silent is ignorant also..
2006-11-27 00:17:17
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answer #6
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answered by sgroden555 1
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Yes, my father. I stopped the day he killed himself with a gun in front of us.
I have learned that hating is awful. It is a waste of your breath. Forgive who you hate. It will set you free and you never know when someone you love deeply might pass suddenly giving you no time to make up or tell them how much you really loved them.
If you have someone you hate in your family, please forgive them. Even if they don't deserve it, that is called mercy. It is for you I say this not for your family member. Be free. Have no regrets. And you will if you hate, that is the nature of hate, to rob you of the joys in life you can receive.
I hope you can be free.
2006-11-26 19:38:25
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answer #7
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answered by wildmedicsue 4
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Why yell! hatred create more advantageous stress and larger anger. it is going to finally burn and smash you. comprehend-how the training that he's out of his thoughts and some gruesome activities take position, ought to there be someone contained contained in the residing homestead able to modify the undertaking that upward push up. He ought to have gone with the help of a not difficulty-free patch in his existence, inspite of the indisputable fact that that guy continues to be your brother, son of your confirm too. With all this adversity looks earlier him and ought to have set off off a madness on himself which he gained't be able of launch his stress instantly. it really is now not an excuse. If all people will do hate one yet another with settle the undertaking that what motives your brother to react and dysfunctional contained contained in the family contributors. Then in spite of everything those, peace is in simple terms unable to be reinstall and it is going to run contained contained in the family contributors with the help of following the foot step of your brother, with the help of then the total family contributors will be dislocated. passionate about one and one for all. all people section some mandatory position contained contained in the family contributors, respects must be restore and love must be contained contained in the centre component of any talk. A harmonise and united family contributors is a wholesome and riches in existence.
2016-11-27 01:01:16
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answer #8
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answered by Anonymous
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I have hated my step dad since the day I met him, when I was 6. I hate him because he molested me, I hate him to this day, 32 years later and I will hate him until he dies.
2006-11-26 19:28:24
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answered by Anonymous
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Yes, my uncle.
I was 10 when I found out from my cousin (his daughter), that
he had been molesting her and her two sisters.
He was making them perform oral sex on him , telling them he
would kill them and their mom if they told anyone..
I went straight to my mom about it.
After a lengthy investigation, he was sent to prison for 18 years.
It took me until I was in my forties to forgive that man for what he did to my cousins, about 32years I stayed mad at him.
2006-11-26 19:37:39
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answered by Anonymous
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uhm 17- until whenever she apologies to telling lies on me and i get in a lot of trouble plus she steals my money destroy my clothes i have a right to hate her plus when bad stuff was happening to me when i was 10 she used to leave me alone to deal with that bad person!
2006-11-26 19:27:57
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answered by Anonymous
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