How do you get revenge?

Answer 1

I would say revenge isn't the best thing in the world as it just leaves hate in your heart and forgiveness is much better as another word for forgiveness letting go. Trust me, I have been in that situation.

Anyway, it depends if you want to make the RIGHT decision or the wrong

decision.

If you choose GOD or Satan. (Lucifer etc. Depends on your religion.)

Another answer:

It depends on the extent of the revenge you want. Obviously, it would be wrong to give ideas that would break any laws or that could be misused. Some say that living well is the best revenge. If you can have a good life in spite of those who wronged you or even because of those who wronged you, then you'll eventually have a chance to rub it in, though at that point, you probably wouldn't care to do so.

If the person is doing bad things, then you would go to the proper authorities if you can. If someone is a bad employee, you'd tell their employer, and if they are breaking the law, you'd call the police. If they are a bad landlord and their properties are rundown, then contact the health and building inspectors. If a landlord is a bigot, then see if there are housing discrimination laws or a human relations commission to report them to. If you suspect child abuse, you would call the police and/or the social services (or a similar agency like Child Welfare Services, Child Protection Services, etc).

Sometimes, you might have one problem with a person, and it is a problem that is difficult to resolve, but you might be able to get to them through something else they are doing wrong. For instance, some neighbors were tired of loud music coming from an apartment late at night and early in the morning. They kept calling the police. The person would turn it down that night and the police would be called another night. One who had enough decided to use a different strategy. They knew guy had a child living with him, and they knew there were drug dealers and other bad influences in some of the other apartments. So they contacted social services and said the father had his child living in an unfit environment. Technically, that was true, so nobody was breaking the law by reporting that. Social services gave him an ultimatum to either move elsewhere or risk losing his child. He was a good father as far as everyone knew, so they moved out, taking the loud music with them.

Even some advocates of more underhanded ways of revenge have ethics and limits. They say to never direct revenge towards animals, children, those who truly cannot help whatever, nor anyone who simply has another opinion or who is breaking up with someone. For instance, if a dog is barking all night, the problem is not the dog. The problem is with the owner. Maybe the dog isn't being fed properly, has medical problems, has a bad case of fleas, or is just lonely. If a dog is tearing up your garbage, that could be a sign that the dog is underfed. In that case, you'd secure your garbage better if possible and contact the owners or animal control. If the problem is dog mess in your yard, that is a supervision and training problem, not something you can fairly punish someone's dog for doing. Again, contact the owners or the relevant authorities.

Answer 2

It's important to remember that seeking revenge often leads to more negative consequences. Instead, consider focusing on self-care, seeking support from friends or loved ones, and finding healthy outlets to process your emotions. It can also be helpful to practice forgiveness and let go of the desire for revenge for your own well-being.

Answer 3

Just because you can, does not mean that you should. That is because God will judge the person so you don't need to. Also, karma seems to win out in the long run. For you, personally, revenge will do more harm than good and you should avoid it.