I think that some people, like us, are just not meant to be happy for too long in this life. It's like we only get a glimpse or a little snippet of what it's like to be happy
Yeah, exactly. Just a snippet before it's taken away from us again. But that snippet is torturing us, because we then suffer from grief of not being able to experience the "green side". Happy snippets are nothing more than a cleverly devised way to torture us just a little more.
So-called doctor ruined my life too. I was just a money bag for him at his private clinic, he straight up lied just to get me to do surgery. When things didn't turn out right he treated me like shit, just to get rid of me. I really wanna kill him now, for real. I wanna torture him for days until he dies an excruciating death. I would never in a million years remove my bad review. although it does not bring me any satisfaction. He needs to suffer in a horrible way for the rest of his life. If I don't kill myself soon, I'm gonna kill him, I know where he lives.
You shouldn't forgive them, they didn't care for you and after you die they'll be happy to get rid of you. Doctors are the worst. They are protected more than an endangered species. Nobody can do shit to them, no matter what they do. Only way is to take justice into own hands and make them pay with interests. That's the only way. They need to be held responsible. Hope they burn in hell for millions of years.
I'm actually relieved to know my anger doesn't make me crazy and that this line of thinking can be actually normal.
I didn't actually forgive them. I hate them to the bone. But my goals are two:
1) to make sure they remember my case forever
2) to instill a guilt into them
Showing your anger will not, unfortunately, make anyone feel guilty. This is how "nature" constructed it. On the other hand, showing (even a fake) forgiveness will bring these feelings to the surface. And also, the more lengthy the complaint process is and the more various emotions are included, the higher the likelihood that they will remember my case.
If it was legal, I'd say go on and punish your doctor however you'd like. But, as extremely damn CRUEL as it sounds, even if they apologized profusely, it wouldn't take things back.
Cruelty, unfairness is a huge part of this world. Just take a look at the recent news. War in Ukraine, civil war in Iran, stampede in Seoul etc. etc. Also hunger in Africa, slave-like working conditions in Asia, Chinese death camps in Xinjiang and so much more and more.
It also helps to imagine how you'd behave if you were a doctor. As we know, this kind of a behavior is common among so many doctors. Is it because only cruel people go into medicine? No, it is rather systemic. If we were doctors, we'd be very interested in money, we'd have ego, we wouldn't want to listen to patient complaints again and again.
Also, do you know some job or industry that is not filled with people who know very little and the only thing they care about is their own gain? Teachers, policemen, lawyers, politicians, Government employees. Hell, even bricklayers, carpenters, electricians... it is endless. The ONLY difference is that doctors' negligence is much more severe than any other profession, maybe with the exception of politics and army, but the rest is 100% the same.