MALICE

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WHAT IS MALICE?

 Malice can be define as bad will or the desire to do bad things to another person. It can also be define as the state of mind of one intentionally performing a wrongful acts. Malice is not something good because if someone offend you and you see someone that have bad intention to that person maybe they want to kill the person that offend you instead of telling the person, you won't.

 Some people use to keep malice because they no want another person to know what is in their mind. Even in relationship malice is not good, their should be communication by trying to open up to each other like if your partner hurt you, you have to tell him/her that you don't like what he/she did to you and their will be amendment by saying sorry even such person will have free of mind instead of keeping it. Not only in relationship, malice is not good between families, siblings even friend to friend.

It's normal to have flaws in the relationship. Sometimes, the going gets real bad and then you think keeping malice with your partner is the best way to show how angry you are. But may I ask if this is really true. Do you have to keep malice just to show you are angry about something your partner did to you. How long should you keep malice in your relationship? Should you even keep it at all? or just throw the bombshell that this is how you feel about what he/she did and let it end there.


Amusan Titilope Blessing(bleyom)

Source: Merriam-Webster







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