They say that you can't remain angry with someone u love for so long
Depends on the severity of the situation. Somethings are unforgivable, others are.
The most I've been mad was several days, can't remember how many. No, I'm not the petty type and no, I don't hold grudges either. We're back as we were. However, this one of those times where it wasn't what I did that set it off (I didn't do anything wrong at all, it was just a misunderstanding from their part) but how I reacted to their interpretation of it that set it off. Their reaction was filled with rage, so I reacted accordingly. I do not regret what I said at all, and I will always stand for myself, I don't care who it is or if I "love" them or not. Eventually they reached out and apologized, and I forgave them. However, I was gonna let go at some point.
Remember folks, it's very important to take accountability for what you do and admit when you are wrong at the end of a fight. If you let it continue, bad things happen. I personally try to look at things from someone else's perspective and apologize almost immediately if I'm in the wrong, which is why my reaction to those that do not do the same as me is often extreme.
00 Reply
Most Helpful Opinions
1.4K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Well I mean that's the whole thing is why allow yourself to get angry I mean when you're in the middle of a discussion you want to know the truth and you want it to be done and over with and you want to resolved I don't like getting mad at anybody I try to bite my tongue I try to just let it go sometimes but when you're in that discussion you have to understand both sides and you have to respect and be honest about things or otherwise you just goes nowhere and you kind of always hold that Within and if you do that then one day it's going to come back out and that's just not right when there's a discussion about something that should be done and over with and never brought up again
00 Reply
+1 yIndividuals and adults should have their choices respected. Everyone makes mistakes if they did wrong to you you can be angry and take time to cool off but if it happened early try nit to go to sleep without talking to them or making peace because you may regret how death snatches at random. If they repeatedly do you wrong, seek counseling, that isn't normal or healthy.
When a person learns to stop being entitled, naturally they know how long is right to be mad. This should not be stupid following rules. Communication is better than silent treatment
00 Reply
+1 yNot very long lol. I remember recently I got mad at my boyfriend, then he left to take a shower and I remember telling myself ima stay mad… but as soon as he came out, I forgot I was even mad.. instead I just remember I love this person and I adore him. We just got all shy with each other, and then hugged & kissed.
00 Reply
What Girls & Guys Said
Opinion
22Opinion
+1 yA really long time. People forget that love and hate are mirror emotions. Intensely powerful, often overpowering, affecting your judgment, your decisions and normally focused towards an individual. The opposite of love is indifference. So, you can hate a person that you were dating or married to because they cheated on you or left you, but you still really love them deep down. You almost feel like something was stolen from you or something “wrong“ happened. That’s why people who break can get back together pretty easily at times.
00 ReplyI don't get angry with people i love.
I get angry with some actions they may do. But if I get angry with you, then it's because you've done something to betray my trust, at which point I no longer love that person.
Kind regards,
DoctorSex
00 Reply- 3.1K opinions shared on Relationships topic.
+1 yRemember that love and like are not the same thing. You can love someone and not like what they do. So, it's possible to be mad at someone you love for a fairly long time. If you really love them, though, you will eventually get over being mad.
I've been mad at my then-wife or my SO for several days, and they've been similarly mad at me.
00 Reply I have family memebers I don’t talk to any more unfortunately, I forgave them and got out of the head space of anger but I didn’t forget and learned from the situation.
Not every one will change unfortunately, but these are call you have to make an live with on your own life.00 Reply
+1 yI don’t get angry, I get exhausted with their repetitive and so expected behavior. That exhaustion tends to be long term. Fortunately I don’t live with people like that. It makes it easier to keep a bit of distance.
10 Reply- 546 opinions shared on Relationships topic.
+1 yi already found my soulmate but i am not enough for him and now he wants that i change my personality to beinh more personal to othet people because i don't have many friends and i don't socialize much and so i'm grantinh his request.
01 Reply- +1 y
Don't get advice from this user she's a slut who happens to be a whore.
+1 yIf I love someone. I usually forgive them. If you can’t forgive someone. You do not love them.
It depends on what they done. Is it a small annoyance? Or did they pull something major?00 Reply732 opinions shared on Relationships topic. Depends on what they did honestly.
Small mess ups can be forgiven immediately or maybe in a couple hours.
Major disputes or arguments may take days.
But something like cheating or abuse are unforgivable.00 Reply- 716 opinions shared on Relationships topic.
+1 yHurt and anger are different. I won't stay angry for very long, usually a matter of hours or less. I can feel hurt for years.
00 Reply Depends on the severity of the situation. I’m mad at my brother; haven’t really been on great terms with him for about 3 years now.
00 Reply- 362 opinions shared on Relationships topic.
+1 yNot super long, but after a fight It gets weird and I tend to avoid for a few days till it blows over.
00 Reply - 653 opinions shared on Relationships topic.
+1 y2 - 3 minutes being upset or disappointed at my wife or daughter. My family or friends? like forever.
10 Reply
+1 yDepends if they did something really bad but usually a few seconds
10 Reply
+1 yMy man? 25 minuts. I can't for too long.. he's amazing lol!
00 ReplyI try not too long because ultimately, does it work? Do I even want to stay mad at them?
00 Reply
+1 yFor decade's. I still hate my sister and my mom.
05 Reply- +1 y
Why did you use an apostrophe in the word decades?
- +1 y
@supercutebutt Big deal I just answer your question and your bitching. It's not English 101 .
- +1 y
*you're
- +1 y
@supercutebutt Listen I am not here to argue I'm here to share the word of God unlike you a sinner whore that's sends nudes to guys on here!
- +1 y
@supercutebutt I don't understand what 30 year old men see in whores like yourself! You are lost little girl! A 38 year old woman looks better then you!
For me, right now, it isn't very long.. Somehow, annoyingly, he always gets around me... 🤣🤭 How long this will last, we shall see!! 💯😂❤️
00 ReplyDepends on what they did. Also shitty repetitive behavior leads to resentment.
00 ReplyIt depends that how you treat them first then obvious reaction would be based on that
00 ReplyNot very long and it depends on why I was mad in the first place
00 ReplyHow about 13 years? That's how long it took me to get her over and for the most of that time I was mad at her.
03 Reply
Asker+1 ySo many years! How is this possible to be mad for so long, it must be tiring for you! weren't there any apologies? And did u forget her?
- +1 y
I did forget her, eventually. But before that happened there were a lot of love and hate for her, both taking turns. And anger, ofc. There was a time I would have accepted her back no questions asked but that changed the moment my love for her died altogether. And no, there were no apologies from her, not even an explanation why she ended everything and on top of that she ended it with an SMS.
Nowadays I don't think I can love anyone anymore. And even if I try a new relationship, I'll always be in defense mode, always awaiting for the moment when she'll say "we're done".
Asker+1 yI think that this is called abandoned issue! I have pretty much the same! I feel you!
I berely can breathe from anxiety when I feel that I will be no loved anymore
+1 yNo idea 🤷♂️ I Don’t Know What you mean by loving someone so it’s beyond me lol 😂
00 Reply
+1 yFor the most part I am over it within minutes after we have discussed it.
00 Reply
Anonymous(30-35)+1 ya few days
and then it stays in my mind making me feel sick for months, depending on what happened. it comes and goes
00 Reply
+1 ydepends on what they actually did to deserve my wrath…
00 ReplyIf I really do love them, I'll be mad at them for a day or less
00 Reply- 400 opinions shared on Relationships topic.
+1 yYou can be mad at someone you love for essentially for ever.
00 Reply
Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yAs long as it takes. I try not to for very long. Because it hurts me as much as it does them.
00 Reply
+1 yA day is the longest I can pretend to be mad for months
00 ReplyDepending on what it is I usually just cut people off
00 Reply
Anonymous(36-45)+1 yI've never been angry at a SO... Just disappointed that they didn't make better decisions.
00 Reply
Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yDepends on how hurt the person is and what the other person did to cause that kind of hurt and pain and distrust
00 Reply4.6K opinions shared on Relationships topic. When you say I do , you will know lol
00 Reply
+1 yProbably a solid 5 minutes if I really try.
00 Reply726 opinions shared on Relationships topic. So far my record is 37 years.
00 Reply- 843 opinions shared on Relationships topic.
+1 yYup that's the lie they tell lol
00 Reply
+1 yMe and my girlfriend never fight
00 Reply- 1.5K opinions shared on Relationships topic.
+1 yFor very long days weeks if not longer
00 Reply ThT depends on who and what they did
00 ReplyOne day
00 Reply
+1 y2hours
00 Reply
Learn more
We're glad to see you liked this post.
You can also add your opinion below!
Girl's Behavior
Guy's Behavior
Flirting
Dating
Relationships
Fashion & Beauty
Health & Fitness
Marriage & Weddings
Shopping & Gifts
Technology & Internet
Break Up & Divorce
Education & Career
Entertainment & Arts
Family & Friends
Food & Beverage
Hobbies & Leisure
Other
Religion & Spirituality
Society & Politics
Sports
Travel
Trending & News