Anonymous wrote:Some of these seem more like correlation than karma

I recently found out an awful person I know was losing too much money and had to close the business that her dad bought for her. Karma might not be real, but schadenfreude is.

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Anonymous wrote:I would feel embarrassed if I was you. You are 50 years old and still upset about something in HS to the point that you are at ease with her death of cancer? If you believe in karma, then it is coming right back to you.

“Karma” is fiction. It’s a fiction people tell themselves to pretend those by whom they feel wronged will “get theirs.” It’s nonsense.

Except it isn't.

The rain falls on the just and the unjust.

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Anonymous wrote:I would feel embarrassed if I was you. You are 50 years old and still upset about something in HS to the point that you are at ease with her death of cancer? If you believe in karma, then it is coming right back to you.

“Karma” is fiction. It’s a fiction people tell themselves to pretend those by whom they feel wronged will “get theirs.” It’s nonsense.

Except it isn't.

OP its called K.A.R.M.A

that's all

Some of these seem more like correlation than karma

One of my HS bullies died of a drug overdose shortly after high school. Another one’s father was murdered by a robber while working at a gas station. Also happened shortly after we graduated. I don’t want to say I believe in karma but…

You won. Karma never forgets an address.

Anonymous wrote:I would feel embarrassed if I was you. You are 50 years old and still upset about something in HS to the point that you are at ease with her death of cancer? If you believe in karma, then it is coming right back to you.

“Karma” is fiction. It’s a fiction people tell themselves to pretend those by whom they feel wronged will “get theirs.” It’s nonsense.

My HS bully is still alive and back then, I was the 95 pound weakling who had sand kicked in his face at the beach. Personally, I would like give him a punch in the mouth.

I hear you OP. Also in my 50s and very badly bullied by one girl in MS. I found out she never even graduated from Hs while I went on to have advanced degrees and a very interesting life. I think somehow, she knew that was the difference between us at the start, even though I'd not yet work it out.

My HS bully apparently got cancer and didn’t die but it allegedly made him realize what a horrible person he was and reevaluate. Unfortunately, he still lives in. $5million home on the water in CT. Ugh.