No matter how many apologies you received or how much time has passed, sometimes it's just impossible to let a grudge go.
That teacher who gave you a detention in Year 7 for forgetting your P.E kit? Grudge.
The one friend who left you on a night out to go have a one-night stand with her colleague, forcing you to sit in McDonald's alone? Grudge.
Ex-boyfriend who insisted he was low on cash that month and couldn't get you a birthday present until pay day but actually used the money to book a lad's holiday to Magaluf? Grudge. Grudge. Grudge.
But instead of silently seething about these painful memories and taking them to your deathbed, you can now air your grudges on Twitter for everyone to see.
See it as a public form of therapy, if you will.
Last night, Twitter user Nicole Cliffe put a call out asking the Twitterverse to reveal their darkest memories of resentment, revealing she would retweet the 'pure' and 'evil' messages.
And the responses she received are golden:
Concluding the thread, Cliffe thanked her fellow Twitter users for sharing their bizarre grudges.
Is it possible to forgive and forget?
Clearly not.
Katie O'Malley is the Site Director on ELLE UK. On a daily basis you’ll find Katie managing all digital workflow, editing site, video and newsletter content, liaising with commercial and sales teams on new partnerships and deals (eg Nike, Tiffany & Co., Cartier etc), implementing new digital strategies and compiling in-depth data traffic, SEO and ecomm reports. In addition to appearing on the radio and on TV, as well as interviewing everyone from Oprah Winfrey to Rishi Sunak PM, Katie enjoys writing about lifestyle, culture, wellness, fitness, fashion, and more.
