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From the page: "Constructive Alternatives While the urge to "get even" by hurting your opponent may be nearly overwhelming, constructive alternatives often provide the greatest lasting satisfaction. These alternatives include legal recourse, constructive revenge, forgiveness, and reconciliation. Legal recourse relies on the state to determine the appropriate payment for the offense. This can range from nothing when guilt is not proven to death in the case of capital punishment. Constructive revenge is the decision to better yourself so substantially that you clearly demonstrate your status is superior to your adversary's. This overcomes the humiliation that fuels your desire for revenge. Forgiveness is your unilateral decision to let go of the hurt. Reconciliation is a step beyond forgiveness and it requires a change within someone else; reconciliation must be bilateral. Reconciliation requires that both sides agree on the facts, the hurt, and the motivation, so that each can understand the other's point of view."
