Is revenge justifiable? And when is it worth the effects of seeking revenge( psychologically and
emotionally)?

EVEN though it may always seem justifiable, it is NEVER justifiable.

Explanation:

Just because someone or something did bad to you, that doesn't mean you should do the same. It means you are ok with bringing down your standards to be on the level of the person that did bad to you.

This isn't a good thinking habit and it can lead to an endless chain of violence and hate, which is very not needed. For example, if someone you loved was killed, you shouldn't seek revenge and kill the person or kill someone else out of anger. This is how the killer wants you to feel and act, but you have to act stronger, stand your ground.

Instead, (if you are religious, if not, you can if you want to) pray for your loved one and pray for the killer to be shown a better path and not a path of destruction.

I saw this one video where a mother's son was shot. Instead of the woman wanting to hurt the killer (this was in a court session), she asked why he would do that action, then gave him a hug and said that she hopes God will put you on the right path and forgive you, as she had forgiven the killer. The killer understood his actions and was apologetic (even though, still sentenced to jail).

There is too much hate in the world right now for people to revenge on others and for more bad to take place.

Thank you, I hoped this helped!

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