How do I say "I hope the guilt eats at you." in a way that isn't overwhelmingly harsh? Because I don't mean to be; In fact, I say it in my mind in the most pleasant tone. In this scenario, I am sitting across from you at a café and we are sharing a cup of coffee. I am finally happy and content. I hope the guilt eats at you: your guilt for what you did to me. I hope it rots and festers in the walls of your room when you're alone. I hope it grabs you by the ankles when you get up in the middle of the night. I hope it rattles you in your sleep.











