Yes.
I said “I hate You” to my mom and the next morning a drunk driver hit her. She was in a coma then a vegetable for 20 years. She had too much brain damage. I was only 16. That’s when counselors and anxiety/depression meds came into my life. They have never left due to other life traumas. But I never said “hate” ever again. If someone says that I tell them not to say that and just say “dislike”❕
Thank you, Jacqueline❣
In my younger days, I am sure I said something that may not have been nice to someone but whatever it was, it was so long ago, until I honestly put it out of my mind. Hopefully, if I did, they forgave me and I am totally sorry. I really can not remember.
Maybe perhaps it is possible that you haven’t mistreated anyone or at least not so bad that they couldn’t forgive you for whatever you may have said or done thanks Phyllis for sharing your comment
Thank you for that and I appreciate your comment very much!
I feel for you sorry for what happened to your mom, and I know that what you said to her had to had to have been eating you up inside. I believe you when you said you had to start taking meds. Something so horrific as what happened to your mom and you not being able to let her know that you didn’t mean it that you were just angry. We all have said some regretful things out of anger that is why it is important to think about what you are going to say before you do, but one thing I do know that it is not an easy thing to do when you are upset. Again, I’m sorry for what happened to you and hope that someday you are able to at least live with it where it doesn’t affect you so greatly thank you Rhonda for sharing your heartfelt comment.