Are you bitter?
 

In light of BitterGate I think it's only fair to find out if folks in here are bitter and if you are what they are bitter about?

Re: Are you bitter?
 

Nope.

Re: Are you bitter?
 

I am about the time I wasted dealing with my ex in years past.

Re: Are you bitter?
 

I'm bitter that I had to put this drunk ass girl in a cab Saturday night instead of doing the nasty.

Re: Are you bitter?
 

I'd be bitter about that too, 12th...

Life's too short to be bitter for very long, so I try not to be bitter if I can help it.

Re: Are you bitter?
 

yes,I am bitter about any loss to the cowboys,especially the last second losses that knock us out of the playoffs and cause our best player to sit out a year

Re: Are you bitter?
 

I'm actually still bitter about the Gregg Williams thing.....I'm just saying.

Re: Are you bitter?
 

Life is too short to be bitter or for holding grudges.

Re: Are you bitter?
 

[quote=Mattyk72;439539]Life is too short to be bitter or for holding grudges.[/quote]

Matty, you calling me short?

Re: Are you bitter?
 

I'm bitter about decisions I had to make to keep the peace instead of pleasing myself.

Re: Are you bitter?
 

[QUOTE=TheMalcolmConnection;439551]I'm bitter about decisions I had to make to keep the peace instead of pleasing myself.[/QUOTE]

That is a great, great, great answer. I'm right there with you on that

Re: Are you bitter?
 

Am I bitter over anything the Federal Government can control in my life ... nope! Is that likely to change in the future (no matter who wins the next presidential election) .... nope!

Am I happy with all the Federal regulations that impact my life ... nope, but I am not bitter either. I choose not to hate and become bitter with respect to matters politic.

Re: Are you bitter?
 

[quote=TheMalcolmConnection;439551]I'm bitter about decisions I had to make to keep the peace instead of pleasing myself.[/quote]

You can get over that by being willing to be the asshole at times. Sure you're the asshole, but you get what you want, and if people don't like it, oh well, that's why you're the asshole. LOL

Try it, it's fun!

Re: Are you bitter?
 

[quote=Schneed10;439556]You can get over that by being willing to be the asshole at times. Sure you're the asshole, but you get what you want, and if people don't like it, oh well, that's why you're the asshole. LOL

Try it, it's fun![/quote]

For people who agree (like SS) you know how hard it is to be the asshole. For me, I'd much rather take the hit and please people I'm in the middle of (mostly family and wife).

Right now, I'm in a tough spot with the wife and my dad. Basically, this year was the first year we've been married and my dad forgot her birthday (let me remind you we've been together nearly ten years) and she was really hurt.

In my life I can't remember one time I've called my dad out, so basically rather than that, I'd rather just suffer and let there be weirdness between my wife and my dad. Am I wrong in thinking that if she has a problem SHE should be the one to address it and not me or is that part of my husbandly duties?

Sure I can see her point, and he should have at least called her or something, but when she gets mad at people she basically cuts them off and thanks to that I've almost estranged a couple of formerly close family members.

Re: Are you bitter?
 

Geesh, it's not HIS daughter's birthday. If HER dad forgot her b-day, I could see a reason to be upset but I wouldn't get on your dad too hard about it. Just make sure he knows NEXT year. :D