Revenge only brings more pain from "summary" of King of Pride by A. Hu
In the heat of anger and hurt, the impulse for revenge may seem like a satisfying remedy. The desire to make someone pay for the pain they have caused us can be overwhelming, clouding our judgment and pushing us towards actions that we may come to regret. However, what we fail to realize in those moments of intense emotion is that seeking revenge only perpetuates a cycle of pain and suffering. When we seek revenge, we are essentially allowing the person who wronged us to continue to have power over our lives. We become consumed by thoughts of retaliation, constantly plotting and planning our next move, all the while neglecting our own well-being and happiness. In our quest for vengeance, we lose sight of what truly matters - our own peace of mind and in...
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