How many times?

Never really, I am kind ofa non confrontational type. Although I have thought about doing something hurtful to them .or imagining ignoring them if I saw them in public

I've given up on how many times. But, it's healthy to feel everything. It takes true strength to feel it. And not act on it, then it is to act on it. After a while, usually after voicing my thoughts, I feel better.

I have never wanted revenge and think it is a negative feeling. It is Best to think positively and move forward.

I’ve been very upset with many people, but the thought of revenge, retaliation, etc. has never entered my mind. It’s good to move on and live a peaceful life. Sometimes I want to bop hubs on his head

I’ve had thoughts of revenge play in my mind many times. But they’ve always stayed as thoughts. In the end, what stops me is the quiet knowing that taking revenge isn’t worth the cost. My peace, my conscience is way too precious for that. Somewhere inside you, you feel it's not right to exact revenge. As I get older, I start to understand things differently. You realize that not every wrong needs your retaliation. I’ve come to believe that life has its own way of balancing things out. What you put into the world — good or bad — has a way of returning. Maybe not immediately. Maybe not in the way you expect. But it returns. And sometimes the consequences of what you do, may not return directly to you but to the the people you care about most like your family. So instead I choose distance, healing. I choose to let the universe handle what I no longer want to carry. Karma has its own timing. And beyond that, there is a higher up there, higher justice that sees what we don’t.

I've been more than upset with a few people over the years, but no, I've not thought of revenge or retaliation. I did, however, wish they would disappear from my life in a few instances. Just for them to go away!

I could not remember anymore, because everytime i always remember what my dad always tell me before that there is one thing i should do, that is to never hate. Once you started hating, it wil stay in your heart. I just put in my heart, like for every bad things that happen, something good will happen, so that I don't it much weight in my heart.

None I figure karma will get them in the end.

Yes, it is fact hatred and thoughts of revenge hurt us more while the targets go about their lives carefree with their routine. It is easier to forgive the perpetrators of injustice than forget their evil acts. I look ahead and put the past behind me but learn from the bitter experiences.

All of us have passed through this phase but we can't go to steal to a thief's house. We inform the the police. God doesn't spare those who wronged us. This is my personal experience.

Sometimes I did when I was still angry. When I have calmed myself down, I said, it’s not worth to have hatred towards them. I prefer to have a peace of mind and just let karma take a revenge for myself.

I finally had to come to peace with my SIL. Even though I'm still upset with what she did, I had to let it go. With my husband, since he is gone, I decided to forgive him because I love him so much.

An Englishman always holds a pretty ladies right hand with his left so to keep his dueling hand free for such things

Harboring hate or revenge plots only lets the other person win. It's a burden on your soul. It's a heavy weight. We have to let those thoughts go.

Many times, but aging I understood that if you do not move on, you cannot have peace of mind. I try to forget, not to forgive.