Your best revenge /karma story

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Anonymous wrote:My cheating ex was trapped alive and conscious in a crashed car for 3 hours before she could be retrieved. She died the next day.

Guess she deserved it?

Not sure how this is a cosmic correction. Infidelity doesn’t deserve dying of injuries and thirst.

Yeah I totally hate my cheating ex who also pushed me around and punched me once...i wouldn't wish that on him!! Or AIDS!!

My ex has HIV. Not AIDS. With continued treatment he will still live his life. His health status is a direct result of his choices, and I was not a bit surprised when I found out.

Karma is that he now has to disclose his status to his partners. Can't lie/cheat his way out of it.

I'm glad I left before he gave me more than a treatable STD.

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Anonymous wrote:Ok- here is a story about karma biting me!
When I was late mid 20s I had a full time job and did some babysitting to keep up with student loans. I slept with the dad a few times- before breaking it off with him & babysitting. (Yes- call me a whore, slut, homewrecker ect)
My karma- it was & continues to be the best sex of my life. The few folks before & after pale in comparison.

How did that even start? Was he flirting with you or vice versa? I just don’t understand the logistics of how it starts

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Anonymous wrote:My BFF (who I'm still great friends with), really grilled me about marrying my now DH because he is a recovering alcoholic. Lots about how I could trust him with our future children with the chance he could fall off the wagon. Did I really want to be with an addict (regardless of the fact that he was in recovery)?

Many years later, DH and I are happy and in a loving marriage. And we work together to maintain his sobriety.
She is in a horrible marriage where there is lots of contempt and hatred for each other. His behavior got worse and worse. Turns out, he's an opioid addict. He's in recovery now. But their marriage still sucks.

I love her and I'm sad for her that she is in a bad marriage. But I found it ironic that the thing she objected so much about in my life, happened in her life.

Meh. I kinda think she was giving you wise counsel. Marrying an alcoholic is high risk::shrugs shoulders::

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Anonymous wrote:I've seen karma come back and bite people in the ass in unspeakable ways. I can't believe what I am seeing, and almost can't bear to watch what is unfolding in front of me. I've seen it often enough that I no longer worry too much when somebody does me wrong: I know it will come back to them eventually.

I was diagnosed with Crohn's disease last year, and now after reading this thread I'm wondering what I did to deserve it?

You did nothing to deserve it. This entire thread is a little disgusting. When I'm with my Hospice patients and their families, one of the things we talk about is how life can seem so random. And it often feels completely unfair. I would love to invite some of these posters to spend the day with me. I'm spending the afternoon/evening with a six month old patient in our pediatric wing. She will probably die this afternoon. Her parents didn't deserve any of this. She didn't deserve any of it. As a chaplain and more importantly, as a human being, I urge some of you to really think about the pain you seem to delight in.

NP here, I get what you are saying, but offer a different perspective. For some of us it is not so much delighting in the pain of another, but noticing similarities in pattern with poor treatment. I can't help but notice that you peed on me and now someone is peeing on you. It is simple observation at play.

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Anonymous wrote:When I was in High School I was bullied by this one dirt bag kid that made my life hell, every time we’d cross paths he’d cause me nothing but trouble. Years later I was working as a Paramedic when we were dispatched to a pedestrian hit by a vehicle. Sure enough the patient was this dreaded bully lying on the street with an open fracture to his femur.

Needless to say it was the most enjoyable call I’ve ever been on. “Surprisingly” it was the only IV I couldn’t hit in my life so he had to go without any pain meds.

Holy unprofessional... EMT's don't take a hippocratic oath, but you do have your code of conduct to uphold.

Hope the smile on your face wasn't as big as your lack of ethics.

+1. This is disgusting. I hope someone finds this OP’s IP address and reports them.

NP. You are honestly such a complete loser to even think anyone would give a crap about this. Report him based on his IP address for not putting in an IV for a 10 minute ambulance ride?!?! My god do you people hear yourselves?

I am convinced that every single time someone comes to OP's defense of what he/she said, it is actually op. No one else in their right mind could think doing this was ok. OP just admit you were really wrong and move on...

[Anonymous]

I can observe injustice, I can observe misfortune occurring to others, but I am careful not to assume righteousness and judge part of a picture, without compassion. If there is delight in someone else’s pain, or smug indifference towards their misfortune, it’s more likely reflecting a deficit in me.

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Anonymous wrote:I can observe injustice, I can observe misfortune occurring to others, but I am careful not to assume righteousness and judge part of a picture, without compassion. If there is delight in someone else’s pain, or smug indifference towards their misfortune, it’s more likely reflecting a deficit in me.

This. So much of this thread is representative of the horrible social climate/individuals who make up the populace of the DC metro area. There is way too much delight in the misfortune of others. I personally don't believe in "karma" but if there is such a thing lots of people on this thread have some negativity coming there way.

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Anonymous wrote:It doesn’t matter what slight you think you have endured. Getting pleasure out of someone else’s misfortune, misery to death makes you a horrible person. Beware your own karma.

I agree with this. Taking pleasure from harm to another person experiencing harm or misfortune has very unhealthy roots and can produce its own type of bad fruit. Even when you’ve felt wronged, compassion is a pathway to forgiveness and truly releasing negative energy. And it opens up so much more for you that is good in life.

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x10000

Nailed it. Some of these people are actively seeking schadenfreude/karma/revenge/pay back - and mistaking one for the other.

This. Please stop this mindless and ignorant cultural misappropriation of the Hindu concept of Karma. You all are mostly talking about revenge, payback etc.

+100. There are some sick, sick people on dcum. Truly evil. This is exactly why you read so many miserable posts from miserable women. It isn't Karma. It's simply the Universal Law of the Universe. You reap what you sow. You can't plant corn and be shocked when beans grow. You can't hold anger and hatred in your heart and expect to be a decent person. It really is that simple.

wtf does the bolded mean?

I have no idea what that means either! I grew up on a farm and I, sure as shit, would be shocked if beans grew where we'd planted corn!

Seriously? Read the sentence before. It is pretty clear.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My cheating ex was trapped alive and conscious in a crashed car for 3 hours before she could be retrieved. She died the next day.

Guess she deserved it?

Not sure how this is a cosmic correction. Infidelity doesn’t deserve dying of injuries and thirst.

Thirst? You don’t die from thirst because you didn’t have a drink for 3 hours.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My cheating ex was trapped alive and conscious in a crashed car for 3 hours before she could be retrieved. She died the next day.

Guess she deserved it?

Not sure how this is a cosmic correction. Infidelity doesn’t deserve dying of injuries and thirst.

Thirst? You don’t die from thirst because you didn’t have a drink for 3 hours.

This is what you take away from the comments? Wow! You and the awful person relishing in his ex being trapped and dying in a mangled car are a perfect match.

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Anonymous wrote:Ok- here is a story about karma biting me!
When I was late mid 20s I had a full time job and did some babysitting to keep up with student loans. I slept with the dad a few times- before breaking it off with him & babysitting. (Yes- call me a whore, slut, homewrecker ect)
My karma- it was & continues to be the best sex of my life. The few folks before & after pale in comparison.

How did that even start? Was he flirting with you or vice versa? I just don’t understand the logistics of how it starts

Started kinda early on. They wouid come back from an evening & we’d all sit around and talk. We were all in the same career field, but they went a more corporate route while I was @ nonprofit side. When I switched apartments he texted &’said they wanted to stop by and see the place. I thought I’d be fun to show the kids around ect. He was the only one who showed up. At that point I knew he was DTF- just didn’t know if I was. A few months later I was at work related event- he showed up- we spent the entire time chatting ect. Then went out afterwards for drinks. Everyone else left and welp... sexual tension, a sense of mystery, and opportunity collided.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Ok- here is a story about karma biting me!
When I was late mid 20s I had a full time job and did some babysitting to keep up with student loans. I slept with the dad a few times- before breaking it off with him & babysitting. (Yes- call me a whore, slut, homewrecker ect)
My karma- it was & continues to be the best sex of my life. The few folks before & after pale in comparison.

How did that even start? Was he flirting with you or vice versa? I just don’t understand the logistics of how it starts

Probably like a cheesy porno.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I can observe injustice, I can observe misfortune occurring to others, but I am careful not to assume righteousness and judge part of a picture, without compassion. If there is delight in someone else’s pain, or smug indifference towards their misfortune, it’s more likely reflecting a deficit in me.

This. So much of this thread is representative of the horrible social climate/individuals who make up the populace of the DC metro area. There is way too much delight in the misfortune of others. I personally don't believe in "karma" but if there is such a thing lots of people on this thread have some negativity coming there way.

+1

Their. And yes.
I know someone who was/is a b*tch on wheels who had something bad happen to them. (Keeping this vague on purpose). Not one person said "oh! Karma!". She is still the same person she always was.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I can observe injustice, I can observe misfortune occurring to others, but I am careful not to assume righteousness and judge part of a picture, without compassion. If there is delight in someone else’s pain, or smug indifference towards their misfortune, it’s more likely reflecting a deficit in me.

This. So much of this thread is representative of the horrible social climate/individuals who make up the populace of the DC metro area. There is way too much delight in the misfortune of others. I personally don't believe in "karma" but if there is such a thing lots of people on this thread have some negativity coming there way.

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