A psychologist has identified six signs that indicate someone might be holding a grudge, even if they claim otherwise. These signs include the person repeatedly seeking validation for their past hurt, acting morally superior, and frequently bringing up past issues. The underlying psychology suggests grudges stem from unacknowledged emotional injury, leading to a persistent sense of righteousness and an inability to move past the original incident. AI
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