Do you believe your karma or previous good and bad actions has an impact on your current and future life?

[jennifer_bloom]

I remember a guy told me my face was so ugly that even if I was morally perfect like God only 2% of guys would date me and now his face is disfigured from a disease that he has and he looks like he's been in a car accident.

Another guy made fun of me for being fat when I was at my heaviest weight and then he got a job at Burger King and gained over 180 pounds. Last time we spoke he weighed over 300 and was trying to date me.

And then there was a girl who used to make fun of me for being dumb and now she has Alzheimers and is becoming mentally retarded.

There was a guy who told me I was worthless for not having a job when I was a full time university student and then he got into a car accident and now he can't work for a living and spends his time trolling people online.

And my cousin mocked me for talking about wanting a husband when I was over weight and now her husband has divorced her and she is a single mom with two kids and no daddy.

And there was a woman who lied and said I was a bad person because she was worried I would tell others that she was a bad person and now she is dating a bad person because the good guys are all taken.

And there was a woman who used to tell me I was beautiful and now she looks three times better than a high end fashion model because she has muscle and good bone structure.

There was a girl who used to visit poor neighbourhoods to give food to homeless people and now she's a millionaire.

There was a guy who would always go out of his way to befriend low status people that nobody respected and now he has a Phd and an MD from Yale.

And there was another guy who never mistreated anybody that is now richer than a Hollywood celebrity.

[Voldra]

I believe people get back what they project.

[alance99]

I strongly believe in karma

[alance99]

Thanks for MHO

[BeenThereLovedIt]

I've witnessed way to many deeds in my lifetime for this to be in question.

By a longshot, Karma is not real. The top 10% literally own everything, and have more money than the entire bottom 90% when it's actually the 90% doing all the work. Exploitation of entire populations is a textbook example of Karma being a silly notion, and not real.

[exitseven]

I picked up this old guy hitchhiking in Cincinnati. It was pouring rain out and I gave this guy a ride home even though it was out of my way. Before he got out of my car I gave him 20 bucks. He told me that "all good comes back to you."

[Avicenna]

Great question. Yes, I think there is some effect, even if it's only indirect. Maybe that gives some people an incentive to treat others well!

[ChiTown33]

I don't think believe in Karma so much as that i think when you're a miserable person that you can't spread misery around without eventually getting a little on you.

[CountryWanderer]

I don't think so. Yes choices have consequences, but the idea that you're locked in to something because of your origin and past isn't true

[Summeroflove]

Karma. No. I’m Christian. But I do believe you reap what you sow.

[AndrésC64]

No. Sometimes we might think it would be a good thing, but that's just wishful thinking. It's us looking for some justice and when we can't find one, we invent one to make us feel better.

[Agape93]

Prior actions, sure. Cause and effect is a thing. But karma does not exist.

[NurseMel4]

No. I don’t think there’s any real evidence of a mechanism for that. The scientific chain of how we are born and die seems pretty solid.

[Ironic_Method]

Karma isn't real.

If it were the world would be a much better place.

[Anonymous]

No. I don’t believe in karma and what goes around does not come around.

[TroyDT2]

Sowing and reaping.

[Zolly99999]

Absolutely...

[BLP11520]

Yes, you reap what you sow...

[Aiming]

I believe in possible consiquences.

[misogynistic_pig]

I dont know.

[misogynistic_pig]

Please change your profile picture.