When Hurt Wanted Revenge, but I Chose a Different Path
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There are moments in life when pain shakes you so deeply that all you can think about is revenge I never thought I would be in such a situation until it happened to me And truthfully the temptation was so strong that for a while I convinced myself revenge would be the only way to heal
It all started with someone I trusted deeply I gave this person my loyalty my time and even my secrets. I believed they had my back
But instead, they betrayed me in a way I never expected. It wasnât just a small mistake it was something that broke my trust completely
The moment I found out, my whole body felt heavy. I couldnât eat, I couldnât sleep, and I couldnât stop replaying the situation in my mind
At first, all I wanted was for them to feel the same pain I felt I imagined exposing them, embarrassing them, and making sure everyone knew the kind of person they really were
I thought about the words I would say if I confronted them and even how I would deliver my revenge In my mind, I told myself this was justice I believed it would give me peace âď¸
But the more I thought about it, the emptier I felt. I realized that even if I hurt them back
it wouldnât erase what had already been done. It wouldnât rebuild the trust I had lost. It wouldnât take away the sleepless nights or the sting of betrayal. It would just add more bitterness into my life.
So I didnât go through with it. Instead, I chose silence. I chose to walk away
At first, it felt like weakness because revenge always looks like the stronger option
But with time, I began to see the truth walking away takes more courage than striking back. It takes real strength to put down the burden of anger and protect your own place
In choosing not to take revenge, I gave myself space to heal. I started focusing on things that mattered my goals, my personal growth, and the people who truly cared about me
Little by little the hurt reduced, and I began to feel lighter
Forgiveness wasnât easy but it wasnât about excusing what they did. It was about setting myself free from carrying that pain everywhere I went
Looking back now, Iâm grateful I didnât go down the road of revenge
Because if I had, I know I would still be carrying guilt alongside the hurt.
Revenge doesnât heal it only multiplies the wounds But choosing peace, even when everything inside you screams for payback, gives you a kind of freedom no revenge can ever
So yes, I have been in that place where revenge felt tempting. But I chose differently.
And today, I can say with a clear heart peace tastes better than revenge ever could thank you for reading my post I really appreciate it guys
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I couldn't agree less cause honestly I've been down that lane where I desired revenge with every fibre of my being, ready to let go of my actual self, threading down the path of revenge. But when I let go, I felt the peace I needed. I felt me.
That was when I realised the true intention of revenge. It wasn't giving us an opportunity to get back at others for their evil. Rather it was presenting to us, on a platter of gold, an opportunity to shatter ourselves, to breed bitterness in our hearts and then fill it up with nothing but regret.
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