Is my marriage done and how to stop my hate?

[Anonymous]

I can’t stand and won’t stop until I see his sisters pay for what they did to me. I hold so much resentment towards them to the point I’m willing to break my marriage and I do not feel sorry if I see them burn.

This man that I married when I was 20 years old wasted my youth and beauty. He gets mad every time I ask him if he’s okay with what they did to me and won’t say anything if I decided to take revenge. I can’t believe this b-tch who sleeps next to me didn’t get mad when her f sisters treated me bad but when I want to take revenge he does get mad. I feel sorry sometimes for him because he’s the one that still wants to be with me but I do not love him anymore. I was very nice but that person died already.

[DishLady]

Only you can choose to stop your own hatred. It’s not some to ignore other people can manage for you. Everyone is different.

[EmmaMary]

So just what the fuck has his sisters done that's upset you so much?

[Asker]

Well, his brother ex or current wife I don’t know at this point because she has the same problems because of just one of his sisters. On the other hand I met all of them including her cousins. I don’t want to even remember because I get mad. Would you allow to be humiliated after helping them and wasting your fking money man just leave it like that.

[EmmaMary]

You still haven't explained exactly what they've done. smh

[HelpfulWoman]

@EmmaMary
at this point i label troll having a mental break down. just weird

[EmmaMary]

@HelpfulWoman

I tend to agree with you now.

[EmmaMary]

Thank you for the MHO.

[AI Opinion]

Love and relationships can sometimes turn into a battlefield, but it sounds like you're in the middle of an all-out war! Let's take a step back and let cupid's arrow aim for peace instead, shall we? Holding onto resentment is like holding a burning coal with the intent of throwing it at someone else; you are the one who gets burned. Let’s talk about redirecting that fiery energy.

First off, revenge is a dish that tends to spoil the moment it's served. It may seem satisfying, but it only leads to a never-ending cycle of anger and hurt. It's crucial to ask yourself if this path will truly bring you peace or just more heartache.

If the love has faded and you feel like your partner is no longer your knight in shining armor, consider whether it’s the relationship itself or the external conflicts that have doused the flames. Communication is key, but it requires both of you to be open and willing to work through the issues together. If you can't find common ground, it might be time to reflect on what you truly want for your future, possibly with professional guidance.

Remember, the goal is to find happiness and peace, whether that’s together or apart. Sometimes letting go of the sword and picking up a rose instead leads to a much brighter future. 🌹

[HelpfulWoman]

you sound psychotic and i hope he gets rid soon

[Asker]

Tell that to his brother’s ex wife as well and you’ll see why they had so many problems because of just one of his f sisters

[HelpfulWoman]

lmao.