i have one question for all of you
By ritzz07
@ritzz07 (788)
India
10 responses
@lyamsitiy (104)
• Philippines
19 Apr 11
I seldom confront people who have done something against me unless its way overboard. Usually i just let it pass but bear in mind that it would take a lot of effort before i can trust that person again. Some of my friends are afraid of that personality of mine because i just keep quite and if had enough of it i just walks away and don't ever expect that i will be the good friend that i was before.
@cobrateacher (8432)
• United States
19 Apr 11
Ritzz, you certainly have a sad situation with which to deal. I guess my circle of friends and I are quite different. Nobody wants to punish anyone. If someone has disappointed another, they are no longer friends, and life goes on...
@_sketch_ (5742)
• United States
17 Apr 11
It is not possible to punish someone without punishing yourself even harsher. They say the best revenge is a life well-lived. I believe that forgiveness is the best option. It is the only way to move forward with your life and continue to grow and develop as a person. Also, if they double-crossed you, then they were probably not a very good friend to begin with.
@mythociate (21432)
• Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
19 Apr 11
First, don't let them see that they hurt you. Not knowing more specifics, I would say, "Let it slide." Oh, don't let it happen again (i.e. don't trust them with that again); but assume for now that it was an accident.
@atprudente6 (673)
• Philippines
18 Apr 11
You really don;t need to punish him/her. What you need to do is talk to that person about the matter. Of course you will eventually need to stop being friend with him/her since he/she has double cross you. But what matters most is that you have told him/her about your feeling
@wongchoiyee (7413)
• Malaysia
17 Apr 11
sorry...I want to ask. What is double cross? Something bad?
@sender621 (14890)
• United States
17 Apr 11

@Zeitzbach (79)
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17 Apr 11
It is easy to succumb to anger and punish him/her but to forgive is what should be done.
If you forgive that friend, he/she will appreciate it and understand how much of a good friend you are. In the end, it will be like a happy ending for both of you.
However, punish him/her and one day, he/she will be back for more.
@weqwew (37)
• Indonesia
17 Apr 11
the show must go on, ignore him until he apologies you. and remember, even your closest could stab you in the back.
