Jophiel wrote:
About twenty years later, I apologized to her for it and she looked at me as if I was retarded.
Edited, May 10th 2007 4:20pm by Atomicflea
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When I was little, my brother used my finger to test out my father's swiss army knife blade and made me lie to my mother saying I cut myself on a coke can. We told her about it 8 years later, when he was 16, and she grounded him for the day.
Edited, May 10th 2007 4:20pm by Atomicflea
This was kinda corny, but good advice. Someone once told me that being angry at someone was like holding a hot coal in your hand, waiting to throw it at them. You may get your revenge but you're burning yourself much worse in the process.
I always let things go because it's never worth my time to be upset. If there's a genuine problem I need to do something about, I can fix it without being angry or not at all. I'm pretty quick to forgive, but I'm slow to forget.
I always let things go because it's never worth my time to be upset. If there's a genuine problem I need to do something about, I can fix it without being angry or not at all. I'm pretty quick to forgive, but I'm slow to forget.
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