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Thread started 11/23/09 11:49pm

Imago

Do U actually feel genuine guilt?

Do U?

I'm not always 100% sur3 that I hav3 f3lt it during parts of my lif3.




Lately, I do f33l guilt. It's the strangest thing for me. Normally, I felt relief when lying or when doing something wrong, but never guilt. The most I ever felt was guilt at not feeling guilty if that makes any sense lol



But as of the last year or so, I've started to feel honest, genuine guilt.



U?
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Reply #1 posted 11/24/09 12:01am

RenHoek

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SWEET JEEBUS IMAGO!!!

What is the matter??? eek Why are you regressing into Prince-bonics!!!

R U not f33ling 2 w3ll???

comfort

right now I'm trying to live with few regrets...
A working class Hero is something to be ~ Lennon
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Reply #2 posted 11/24/09 1:57am

ZombieKitten

only if I really don't have anything else to think about, but that's rare
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Reply #3 posted 11/24/09 2:24am

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If i've hurt others, it's usually unintentional, but it goes over and over in my head, nuts
The guilt is too much and I always end up making up for it in some way or another.
I just hate seeing people around me upset.

I think I must be crazy. eek
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Reply #4 posted 11/24/09 2:26am

vivid

I feel it, but I don't dwell on it. It's primarily negative so I try and let go of that as quick as I can.
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Reply #5 posted 11/24/09 3:14am

bboy87

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Imago said:

Do U?

I'm not always 100% sur3 that I hav3 f3lt it during parts of my lif3.




Lately, I do f33l
guilt. It's the strangest thing for me. Normally, I felt relief when lying or when doing something wrong, but never guilt. The most I ever felt was guilt at not feeling guilty if that makes any sense lol



But as of the last year or so, I've started to feel honest, genuine guilt.



U?

How did I get into Music and More?!


GET ME OUT OF HERE!!!!! eek sad
"We may deify or demonize them but not ignore them. And we call them genius, because they are the people who change the world."
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Reply #6 posted 11/24/09 3:36am

whistle

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embarrassment is much more likely than guilt in my case.
everyone's a fruit & nut case
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Reply #7 posted 11/24/09 3:43am

PREDOMINANT

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Don't have time to feel guilt. Sometimes feel sorry and pity, but rarely guilt. If I do it is a passing thought, I certainly don't dwell on it.
Happy is he who finds out the causes for things.Virgil (70-19 BC). Virgil was such a lying bastard!
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Reply #8 posted 11/24/09 4:01am

minneapolisgen
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Not really. I just hold everything inside and wait for the bus to hit me one day. Karma you know.
"I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven
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Reply #9 posted 11/24/09 4:37am

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Yup. Guilt AND shame. I feel them far, far too much. I don't forgive myself for things I should. And my memory is long.

I still feel guilty for stealing a package of lifesavers when I was about 3. My babysitter marched me back down to the store, made me apologize to them and then paid for the roll (cause I'd eaten some). And that's one of the most benign thing I've ever done to feel guilty about.

This morning I'm still dwelling on giving my opinion of a movie I thought was crap and I feel bad I might have hurt a coworker's feelings about it. disbelief It's silly right? But I'm still thinking about it.

No matter how much I improve as a person, I still feel like crap thinking about the things I've done that have hurt people. Some are tiny (like the above) some, not so damn tiny. sad

My conscious is a bad mother effer.
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Reply #10 posted 11/24/09 5:01am

JayJai

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omg...you're finally growin up! touched
I swear the words "HATER" is wayyy over-rated...smh
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Reply #11 posted 11/24/09 5:09am

MrsMdiver

Yep, sure do.
I especially feel it (almost daily now) when my mom sends me yahoo messages telling me how much she misses her (first and only) grandchild and how much she wishes she could hold him. She tells me how jealous she is of my husbands family because they can see him whenever they want. She would not have these feeling if it was not for me living so far away from her.
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Reply #12 posted 11/24/09 5:26am

japanrocks

guilt? what did you do?
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Reply #13 posted 11/24/09 5:35am

Lammastide

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If I've done something genuinely foul, then yes I feel real guilt until that thing is appropriately addressed... and I hope that capacity never goes away. But I'm past the days of recreationally kicking my own butt for, say, simply being alive and enjoying it.
Ὅσον ζῇς φαίνου
μηδὲν ὅλως σὺ λυποῦ
πρὸς ὀλίγον ἐστὶ τὸ ζῆν
τὸ τέλος ὁ χρόνος ἀπαιτεῖ.”
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Reply #14 posted 11/24/09 5:40am

Harlepolis

CarrieMpls said:

Yup. Guilt AND shame. I feel them far, far too much. I don't forgive myself for things I should. And my memory is long.


OMG, thats me in a nutshell,,,,esp the last sentence disbelief
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Reply #15 posted 11/24/09 5:44am

whistle

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CarrieMpls said:

Yup. Guilt AND shame. I feel them far, far too much. I don't forgive myself for things I should. And my memory is long.

I still feel guilty for stealing a package of lifesavers when I was about 3. My babysitter marched me back down to the store, made me apologize to them and then paid for the roll (cause I'd eaten some). And that's one of the most benign thing I've ever done to feel guilty about.

This morning I'm still dwelling on giving my opinion of a movie I thought was crap and I feel bad I might have hurt a coworker's feelings about it. disbelief It's silly right? But I'm still thinking about it.

No matter how much I improve as a person, I still feel like crap thinking about the things I've done that have hurt people. Some are tiny (like the above) some, not so damn tiny. sad


that's sooooo me. i still beat myself up over things that i did years ago that the other person has probably either forgotten or never thinks about. it's such a waste of time, and yet i cannot stop doing it.

...and Carrie, you seem like such an agreeable woman. it's hard to imagine you being an a-hole to anyone.
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Reply #16 posted 11/24/09 5:50am

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whistle said:

CarrieMpls said:

Yup. Guilt AND shame. I feel them far, far too much. I don't forgive myself for things I should. And my memory is long.

I still feel guilty for stealing a package of lifesavers when I was about 3. My babysitter marched me back down to the store, made me apologize to them and then paid for the roll (cause I'd eaten some). And that's one of the most benign thing I've ever done to feel guilty about.

This morning I'm still dwelling on giving my opinion of a movie I thought was crap and I feel bad I might have hurt a coworker's feelings about it. disbelief It's silly right? But I'm still thinking about it.

No matter how much I improve as a person, I still feel like crap thinking about the things I've done that have hurt people. Some are tiny (like the above) some, not so damn tiny. sad


that's sooooo me. i still beat myself up over things that i did years ago that the other person has probably either forgotten or never thinks about. it's such a waste of time, and yet i cannot stop doing it.

...and Carrie, you seem like such an agreeable woman. it's hard to imagine you being an a-hole to anyone.
[Edited 11/24/09 5:44am]


Thanks. smile

But we all make mistakes, myself included.
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Reply #17 posted 11/24/09 7:02am

JustErin

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Yes and no.

There have been times where I felt genuinely guilty for things that I have done...even a little shame.

But in the last couple of years I've done a couple of things that I would never have done in the past and that I really should feel guilty about...but I don't at all and I'm not exactly sure why.

The other day I had a friend ask me about a situation I am in now and asked if I felt any guilt and I had to honestly say, "no". I could tell she was mortified at my answer...but I dunno...something in me has changed and I have more of a "whatever" attitude these days. shrug
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Reply #18 posted 11/24/09 7:17am

deadmansbones

I used to feel more guilt than I do now. But the again, sometimes people deserve what they get.

I just had a situation where a supposed "friend" and/or walking buddy YELLED at me during a meeting... I mean in my face yelled. I was asking a mere question, and this person treated me like I was some kind of idiot which I am more often than not! lol

But the point is that I didn't deserve to be yelled at, particularly in front of people in a professinal context.

At that point, I told her to she needed to get back because I was only asking a question. Then I emailed her, telling her I didn't want to hang-out anymore. This isn't the first time she's yelled at me. It's like she becomes frustrated with me, and then she yells.

I told her I didn't put-up with being yelled at by anyone, particularly when I didn't do anything wrong, but even in ANY situation.

She wrote this snippy email, saying she had the right to express her opinion and she didn't appreciate my judgmental attitude. I responded that what did she think she was doing if not being judmental during that meeting. And I had the right to express my opinion, too. But nobody derseves to be yelled at.

At one point in my life, I would have felt guilty even though this was not my fault. I would have tried to make things better because I don't like having bad blood. But I don't feel guilty at all. I mean, I still respect her as a person. She's very bright and hard-working. But it's obvious we just do not get along--particularly if I annoy her enough she'd yell at me. I don't take that shit from anybody. She's not perfect herself, so I don't know where she gets-off yelling at people.

Suffice to say, I'm still pissed, and I don't feel guilty at all for telling her how I felt and ending our friendship. So there! razz lol
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Reply #19 posted 11/24/09 7:20am

Honey

I'm only ever guilty of doing something to someone in retaliation. I feel bad about it up until they show no remorse by playing the victim.
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Reply #20 posted 11/24/09 7:23am

Honey

deadmansbones said:

I used to feel more guilt than I do now. But the again, sometimes people deserve what they get.

I just had a situation where a supposed "friend" and/or walking buddy YELLED at me during a meeting... I mean in my face yelled. I was asking a mere question, and this person treated me like I was some kind of idiot which I am more often than not! lol

But the point is that I didn't deserve to be yelled at, particularly in front of people in a professinal context.

At that point, I told her to she needed to get back because I was only asking a question. Then I emailed her, telling her I didn't want to hang-out anymore. This isn't the first time she's yelled at me. It's like she becomes frustrated with me, and then she yells.

I told her I didn't put-up with being yelled at by anyone, particularly when I didn't do anything wrong, but even in ANY situation.

She wrote this snippy email, saying she had the right to express her opinion and she didn't appreciate my judgmental attitude. I responded that what did she think she was doing if not being judmental during that meeting. And I had the right to express my opinion, too. But nobody derseves to be yelled at.

At one point in my life, I would have felt guilty even though this was not my fault. I would have tried to make things better because I don't like having bad blood. But I don't feel guilty at all. I mean, I still respect her as a person. She's very bright and hard-working. But it's obvious we just do not get along--particularly if I annoy her enough she'd yell at me. I don't take that shit from anybody. She's not perfect herself, so I don't know where she gets-off yelling at people.

Suffice to say, I'm still pissed, and I don't feel guilty at all for telling her how I felt and ending our friendship. So there! razz lol


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Reply #21 posted 11/24/09 8:37am

johnart

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bboy87 said:

Imago said:

Do U?

I'm not always 100% sur3 that I hav3 f3lt it during parts of my lif3.




Lately, I do f33l
guilt. It's the strangest thing for me. Normally, I felt relief when lying or when doing something wrong, but never guilt. The most I ever felt was guilt at not feeling guilty if that makes any sense lol



But as of the last year or so, I've started to feel honest, genuine guilt.



U?

How did I get into Music and More?!


GET ME OUT OF HERE!!!!! eek sad


He should feel guilty about using that 3 bullshit.
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Reply #22 posted 11/24/09 8:40am

johnart

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BTW, I only clicked on this thread because I thought it said:
"Do you feel genuine QUILT?" I was like WTF is this crazy bitch rantin about now? rolleyes A 1500 word essay on how toilet paper feels against his puckering choco-shoot???

The fact that I would think that was an actual title of one of your threads speaks VOLUMES. neutral
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