What is resentment

Resentment silently erodes relationships. This is how to deal with it in a healthy way.

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Everyone has experienced regret and shame at some point in their lives. Even though we frequently associate these two feelings, regret and shame are not the same. So, what is the difference between regret and shame, and how do these emotions impact us? Be sure to read my latest article to learn more.

If you aren't careful enough, it's easy to feel resentment for a lot of things in your life - friendships, relationships, family, and even yourself. Resentment comes from the feeling you didn't get treated right

How To Let Go Of Resentment Someone has done you wrong and you can’t let go of it? It is hard. Have you tried everything and are still unable to let go? Maybe you get some relief but then you are back to thinking about it again. So what to do now? Many situations can lead to feeling resentful in a relationship. Now, you have tried tools to let go of what happened in the past but it’s been more difficult than expected. What is resentment? Resentment is a feeling of displeasure at something...

Most of us feel that resentment is just a part of anger. But the truth is, resentment and anger are very different and your ability to properly label the underlying emotion you are experiencing will make all the difference. Anger is about a perceived injustice. Resentment is about envy, about what they have is what I need/crave/desire.

The troubling feeling in your stomach when the other person gets something you deserved is called resentment. Read on to know more.