I want to make this P pay for treating me badly—giving me less of an allowance than we agreed on, lying to and deceiving me, and so on. Please don’t tell me, “Then just break up with him.”
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There’s probably very little you can do.
People only feel regret when they themselves realize they made a mistake.
By the way, since you asked people not to suggest breaking up, are you still in a relationship with him?
Continuing the relationship means, in a sense, accepting him as he is. As long as you stay together, I don’t think he’s likely to regret what he did unless you attack him without considering your own hurt.
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Getting revenge and making someone regret their actions are two different things—the latter is far more difficult.
They may simply be the kind of person who never regrets anything, no matter what happens.
And even if your goal is revenge, it would be difficult to carry it out now, and there’s a greater chance that the revenge itself could get you in trouble with the law.
For now, to prevent anyone else from becoming a victim, please provide the club with information about which man did what.
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I think the best approach is to become incredibly beautiful and happy yourself.
Spending time thinking about someone like that is a waste, so I think you’re better off using that time for yourself.
The thing that would make them regret it most is erasing them from your memory completely—until you can barely remember they ever existed.
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