I was just betrayed. while thinking about the things I could do but won't, I discovered all the things I wanted to do were not betrayals of the one who betrayed me, but betrayals of myself. Why the hell would I want to join them by betraying myself?
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TAPriceCTR s son is wearing his COAT
ANSWERS: 6
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I got confused by hearing the word betrayal too many times... It's not your fault but mine cuz I am wasted... I might remember to look at this question when I can see straight but being the 6th or the fifth its still cinco de mayo for me.... whooo hhhhhoouuuughhh.... jk... no sign of spew yet but 20 beers deep it must be not far behind. lol for now but it could become nlht... that's no laughing hugging toilet... jk... all I have is a bad headache already.
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Revenge isnt always sweet. Things like going out and sleeping with someone if you were cheated on will make you feel worse as your down to their level. Be proud to be able to walk away and know your better than they are. I obviously dont know whats happened but know you werent the one who hurt the other person, know you were a stronger and better person who deserves more
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deep...i dont know why you would want to join them? 'betray' them by moving on. without them. like water off a ducks back.
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It's actually quite a common reaction so don’t reproach yourself. Think about it like a less extreme version of a depressed person self-harming, at the time it alleviates the bad feelings but then just makes you feel worse in the long run.
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"but betrayals of myself." Ah! What an insight. Much admiration to you, TAP. I hope I can follow your example. " ...to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man." Pro'lly wouldn't be false to any woman either.
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They say he who seeks justice digs one grave, he who seeks vengence digs two. Studies have shown that moderate amounts of revenge can ease the healing process....so do what you gotta do.
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