Oh yes. My exhusband's first wife had a maniacal need to be liked by everyone. Low self-esteem. When I first moved in with him she and her family constantly harrassed us to come to their family functions. My husband's exwife! So awkward. I am a friendly person but I hate to be forced into socializing under weird or artificial conditions other than for work so I refused. Well it got ugly. Right down to scary messages on the answering machine because my husband's ex thought we should be celebrating Thanksgiving or Christmas with her and her family. I think not. Years later when I left my abusive husband I got lots of crank email and phone calls from his exwife who incidently left him for another man before they divorced. Weird, eh? So that's a classic feud. She lives in the same town I live in. Luckily I never see her nasty, fat, tramp-ass around.

Yes I've had a couple of feuds. One in high school with an ex-friend who was a back stabber and said some really nasty things about me (which I won't repeat here) among other things. That feud lasted 3 years, but I haven't seen her since high school. The 2nd one was during freshman year college with my boyfriend's ex who didn't seem to understand that she was an EX. This one only lasted a few months then she moved away. So sad :( hehe

Just about child support

YES but its quite a huge story to explain!

Survey says.... yes.

There are some people who assumed I was feuding with them, but I wasn't. I was hurt, but not feuding. However, my mother's family is full of feuds. They start over the most trivial issues and escalate. My mother did not speak to her younger sister for about 20 years. It broke out over a hat my grandfather received for running at school. My mother used to have the job of cleaning it and brushing it. Her youngest sister, however, persuaded my grandmother to give it to her and waved it in my mother's face. Mum went ballistic and that was it. It was never resolved, even though my aunt threw the hat at my mother eventually. She did not attend my father's funeral, and at my uncle's several months after, shook the hands of the cousins to my right and left, but did not look at me (what did I ever do to her?). When my mum was dying, she wrote a letter apologising for her part and offered a compromise, by offering to send the hat back to the school's museum. My aunt's response was a letter that would have wilted flowers- how my mother had never loved her, never done anything for her when she was a child....etc etc...my mother was devastated. I told her there was nothing she could do, so to let it go...she did, bless her. (I sent the hat to the school museum) My aunt did not acknoweldge mum's death at all.

I once had a feud - it made a mess all over the carpet and left a damp stench in the air.