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Don't buy into Karma... Seen too many bad things happen to good people. And good things happen to bad people.
EXACTLY. All of these people are just saying its "karma" to make themselves feel better but I love how they avoid the fact "karma" must have bitten them back too to be cheated on in the first place.
Do these people mean to tell me the fate Ghandi suffered of being killed was "karma" too considering he was a man of peace? I wish they could tell me how that works!
Karma is not real. All of you are preaching this "karma will get my cheating ex back!" But I have a question, apparently karma got you all back too since you were cheated on in the first place.
I hate how people use the term today over everything but forget its supposed to be a 2 way street. Its not just "bad things happen to good people" but its also supposed to be good, but that's not the case.
If you have a good man who does constant good deeds, but he gets cancer, while you have have a very bad mean man in perfect health and is living the good life are you going to call that karma too?
That's right, all of you sit back expecting some blind force to be getting your ex's back when you're not actually sure anything will happen.
Very well said Everyone likes to think karma's gonna get the people that have done them wrong; pure b.s. I personally have seen really good, loving, peace seeking people go through Hell on earth, & conversely some of the worst, most evil people I know have it easy. Karma does not exist.
Very well said Everyone likes to think karma's gonna get the people that have done them wrong; pure b.s. I personally have seen really good, loving, peace seeking people go through Hell on earth, & conversely some of the worst, most evil people I know have it easy. Karma does not exist.
Lol I unfortunately too have seen the good people go through hell, and when you bring this up to the "karma" people they just say "You can't apply it to that".
These bitter girls/guys talking about their ex"s I'd love to just say to all of them, "Do you have any enemies? Because I'm sure they're calling karma right now at the fact you were cheated on".
It is basic logic to know if that you date a person that cheated with you there is a chance they will do it to you, not this karma bs.
I would love to indulge is stories of how people got karmic revenge on their cheating spouse or boyfriend/girlfriend. I am going through a divorce- my husband left me to move in with his mistress and while I feel I have worked hard to stay upbeat and strong there are still days here and there I get very depressed.
I know things are this way for a reason, and when I am a divorcee I'll have a new lease on life to begin again with my eyes open and stop accepting lies and cheating as a part of a successful marriage. Even knowing that there are still 'gray days'.
So please take a few minutes to tell me of the inevitable event that happened to you or a friend, that brought a smile to your face and great satisfaction to your soul after bad karma reared it's ugly head!
The best revenge is to not even worry about him..dont give him ounce of thought, let it go...forgive him..not for him but for you..dont give him the power to make you feel bad...the best revenge is when you let it go..and do for you..
Sounds like a whole lot of Schadenfreude to me, to be honest. We're spiteful creatures. Redemption does not come naturally to this race....
I've forgiven my ex-wife for her cheating. I wish her success in the future. I am glad I am no longer with her. That's good enough for me. I too wish to find that which I seek in a life companion.
There is no such thing as Karma, just another fallacy to make people feel better!
And most cheating is just a sign that you are not compatible with that person. "Take care of your SO or somebody else will"
Its amazing how people will excuse the behavior of those who don't have the balls to tell their SO that things simply aren't working out. Stop making excuses for these spineless wussies. If things aren't working, tell them. If the relationship is going nowhere then simply break up with them. This type of mentality where the cheater is excused from their actions is doing nothing but fostering a society of sociopaths who believe they are never responsible for their actions. Basically "whatever I do to you is your fault" is pretty much what there saying.
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Everyone likes to think karma's gonna get the people that have done them wrong; pure b.s. I personally have seen really good, loving, peace seeking people go through Hell on earth, & conversely some of the worst, most evil people I know have it easy. Karma does not exist.
